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Bilstein revalving. 120-130

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posted by  B20Paul. on  Sat Oct 1 14:16 CST 2016
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Always use antisieze unless otherwise specified, example: Engine oil is specified on B20 rod bolts. (All aftermarket rods come with their own lube) Using lube on the threads and mating surfaces reduces the friction at those places and allows much more clamping force to be applied by the fastener without extra stress.

'Go dry or die' sounds fairly moronic to me. I doubt anyone who says that is any kind of tradesman.

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