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    Loctite

    What loctite would be used to hold a recovery point into rear cross member captive nuts?

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    Just the threadlocker blue or red if you really want to make sure I would say.
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    I would probably use bolts as well .

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    yes yes.. thankyou :P

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    Quote Originally Posted by BigJon View Post
    I would probably use bolts as well .
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    Quote Originally Posted by BigJon View Post
    I would probably use bolts as well .

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    The grade of Loctite in that application probably isn't important except to stop the bolts vibrating loose over time. The Loctite will make no difference to the recovery point strength.
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    Quote Originally Posted by p38arover View Post
    The grade of Loctite in that application probably isn't important except to stop the bolts vibrating loose over time. The Loctite will make no difference to the recovery point strength.

    Yup. I just want a grade that wont let them come undone but can allow me to undo it if need be.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Aaron View Post
    Yup. I just want a grade that wont let them come undone but can allow me to undo it if need be.
    Then blue threadlocker if you want to be able to undo it, but it firms it right up. With the red threadlocker we usually touch it up with an oxy to breakdown the loctite and then undo it.
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