So if I don't want my stainless nuts backing off in time? I don't do anything for any reason without using lockwashers. Never really understood the reason for liquid miracle crap in general, but now I see why anti-seize has to be used.

On the UBolts (stainless) I used, I dry fitted everything but didn't torque them. Didn't matter, apparently I got them too tight. Doesn't take much at all. I am sure they aren't tight enough for safety and yet I WILL twist them off if I remove them. THAT is why you must use anti-seize even when dry fitting. I guess anti-seize is for stainless only. Loctite is only for steel. Best guess.


Deve

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