Is Loctite needed for grounding kit?
I just got my gounding kit half way around the world, sure was a pain to get it.
I now read through the instruction and I got a question, what is loctite and is it needed?
I don't think I can walk into a hardware store and ask for loctite, since most of the people won't know what it is, espcecially in english.
So is it really needed? What does it do, that way at least I can describe to them what I need.
Thanks guys.
I now read through the instruction and I got a question, what is loctite and is it needed?
I don't think I can walk into a hardware store and ask for loctite, since most of the people won't know what it is, espcecially in english.
So is it really needed? What does it do, that way at least I can describe to them what I need.
Thanks guys.
loctite is basically glue for screw threads.
I would advise against using it after hearing numberous people have broken the bolds off on their engine trying to install the grounding kit.
shitty bolts imo
I would advise against using it after hearing numberous people have broken the bolds off on their engine trying to install the grounding kit.
shitty bolts imo
Cool, thanks guys.
I just got the insananime grounding kit too.
Quality is top notch. I just run into a slight problem.
Fun Fact:
For right hand drive 350z, The brake fluid is located on the left hand side and the battery is located at the right hand side.(intake side)
modification to the kit is need...lol.
I guess I will figure it out.
I just got the insananime grounding kit too.
Quality is top notch. I just run into a slight problem.
Fun Fact:
For right hand drive 350z, The brake fluid is located on the left hand side and the battery is located at the right hand side.(intake side)
modification to the kit is need...lol.
I guess I will figure it out.
Loctite is just the name of the company that makes the glue. It comes in about 25 different varieties which determines their gripping strengh. Most loctite can be loosened by the application of heat.
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