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  1. JimLaney

    Anti-seize or Thread locker ?

    I thought this is the kind of question that should be part of the "Restoration" forum but when I have posted there I have been told to post in our Spridget Forum so here goes: I'm starting to work on the engine (1098) and transmission and want to know if there is a "rule of thumb" concerning...
  2. JimLaney

    To Glue or not to Glue... alas, poor Booby

    When I joined up I said I was a beginner, and here's some proof: Which fasteners should have loctite on them and which should have anti-seize? Do I want anti-seize on my head bolts or loctite or nothing? In general I understand that if it might shake loose, I might want to use some color of...
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