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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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General TR Lock tab vs Loctite
What's the consensus on using Loctite instead of the original lock tabs? From what I've read the lock tabs are made of fairly soft material, which could compromise the torque/tension of the bolt. My thought is replacing the lock tab with a hardened washer and using Loctite for torque...