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DIY: Front Stud replacement/ Spacer install

Originally Posted by kenchan ^^ wat he said. even if you use the V2 type with built-in studs dont use excess amounts of loctite blue cause you may have problems

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Old 09-16-2010, 02:01 PM   #11 (permalink)
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^^ wat he said.

even if you use the V2 type with built-in studs dont use excess amounts of loctite blue cause you may have problems removing it down the road. just a small dab on the factory stud and letting it cure over night is all that's needed.
OK, I'm confused LOL

He said no loctite....

You say... use a small dab, and let cure overnight..??
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