Should new A-Arm Bushings be lubed when installing?

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I heard a Pantera Guy say he didn't like the way his new polygraphite A-arm bushings squeeked after being installed.
(1) Should these Polygraphite Bushings be lubed?
(a) With what type of lube?
(b) Around the polygraphite surface contacting the A-arm holes only?
(c) Or also in the inner sleeve contacting the bolts,
(i) or only in the sleeve/bolt contact points?
(d) Different lubes for sleeve and A-arm contact points?
Thank you.

7/14/0311:12 PM

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