Superlube grease for rear wheel bearings?

[Shvegel]

I am toying with using some Superlube Silicone based Teflon grease in the rear wheel bearings of my car and was wondering if anyone had any experience in this area?   I think it would not get diluted by the axle oil and would remain in the bearing longer.  I use it almost exclusively on the yacht I work on I just have never used it on a car. 

[wwheeler]

The grease on the outer axle bearings should never come in contact with gear oil. If they do, the seals are leaking. The grease on the bearings is a one time shot. 

Wheel bearing grease needs to have high impact resistance. I don't think this grease has that.

[Shvegel]

Wallace,
That is a good point and I had not thought of it.  I just checked and they do make an extreme pressure and temperature version that they recommend for extreme shock applications.  I do know that the concept is that the grease should not leave and the inner seal should keep them separated I have seen more without grease than with.  One one hand I know good old EP Grease will work for quite a while but on the other hand I know that the Superlube won't harden up or mix with the diff lube.  Sort of a tossup at this point. 

[wwheeler]

Here is a product I have used and is great. You get it on your hands and it wont come off. Wurth products are usually good.

http://www.shopwurthusa.com/wurthstorefront/Chemical-Product/Lubricants/Grease/SIG-3000-Super-Grease-14-Oz-Tube/p/1890402

[Shvegel]

Boy that brings back memories.  I used to use that stuff 20 years ago to hold the rocker arms on flat 4 Subarus while installing the cam housings.  That stuff stuck them like glue.