Damon88

Searched and found nothing. Anyone know anywhere in Canada I can order a tube of Castrol paste for centre lock wheels. I asked my parts guy a Porsche and he said about $100 bucks for a tube...

Cheers

Pags993

Porsche dealers only, I couldn't find an alternate source and I worked for the Canadian distributor of Castrol.

wildcat077

The product name is changed for Molub-Alloy paste White T, try Wakefield Canada at, 3620 Lakeshore Blvd in Toronto ...
You can also purchase some on Ebay, but it comes from the UK

Pags993

Found some on 5150 Motosport in the U.S.

Mr. Turtles

Suncoast in US has it.

https://www.suncoastparts.com/product/04302000.html

Damon88

Thank you everyone. I never thought about Suncoast. I'll Give Wakefield a try as they are in Canada. If not, I see Suncoast ships to Canada as well.

Thanks guys.

Cheers

skru_fase

I picked it up from a Porsche dealer in Toronto for $41 w the PCA discount. $100 seems crazy. I have heard that the stuff BMW Motorad is the same but I haven't tried it. I didn't think I could get the stuff from Suncoast shipped up here..?

Damon88

My Porsche parts guy actually said it was from BMW... I will call him back tomorrow and see if he can get is from Porsche. Also with my PCA discount. Thanks skru_fase,

Mr. Turtles

Which TO dealer? Thanks.

deviants

I've been trying to figure out what is so special about the Castrol Molub-Alloy Paste TA?
Isn't this just a high temp anti-seize compound? Could I not use any other brand?

I've d/l the spec sheet and don't see anything unusual about this.
http://szbizol.com/UploadFiles/2018-...9161582408.pdf

THE REFINERY

IIRC it was about $55 from the Downtown Porsche here in Toronto. I didn't feel comfortable guessing at what might be a suitable substitute...

Gregster

Slightly better max temp rating vs Loctite Silver Anti Seize and holds up better against water. I use a thin coating of Loctite 8009 anti seize on center locks. Either product you don't want to be slathering handfuls of it on, just a thin coating. The most important part is following the correct torque sequence.

deviants

Thank you. This makes the most sense and that's what I thought as well. I've been using Loctite Silver on my BMW previously for years without issues.
It just frustrates me when some of these petro-chemo guys comes out with their secret miracle grease but the specs don't show anything unique. This at least lets me make an informed decision.