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Threadlocker or Antiseize?
Putting wheel spacers in, should I was going to use lots of thread locker but
a DIY video on the autochannel said use anti-seize.... he was also putting the spacers on a mustang. Not 2 inch spacers on a truck with wider than stock tires... I think I wil go with the thread lock and hope for the best getting them off someday... I think there is alot more of a chance of them falling off on a truck what do you guys think? Anti-seize and proper tourque or lots of threadlock 97 F250 38.5 boggers 6 inch lift |
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I only use threadlocker (you don't need a lot) when vibration could cause my nuts/bolts to come loose and anti-sieze on the crucial stuff... i.e., threadlocker on the nuts that hold my wheels on my quad, anti-sieze on the swingarm bolt, but threadlocker on the nut at the end. Make sense?
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sure does. I am driving around town chasing the snapon guy. only one in this town that MIGHT have a correct sized thinwall socket to sell me
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