Loctite?
- Thread starter NickOlson
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Moved to right section.
And it's not really necessary at all if you have nylon locknuts. People use it on their ics bolts though, so it doesn't get loose
And it's not really necessary at all if you have nylon locknuts. People use it on their ics bolts though, so it doesn't get loose
Not sure how a Nylock nut applies for ICS????
A Lock washer on the ICS Bolt will work
Locktite- is basically Glue, so it helps keep the Bolt from vibrating loose from the Starnut in ICS or a regular Nut in other applications.
"Threadlockers are a single component anaerobic adhesive comprised of unique liquid resins that harden (or cure) to a durable solid when exposed to metal ions in the absence of air. The anaerobic cure mechanism allows the adhesive to flow and evenly settle to lock and seal threaded fasteners without curing permanently. Any excess threadlocker will remain liquid, and is easily wiped away from the assembly."
http://www.henkelna.com/adhesives/t...red-blue-threadlockers-green-purple-13445.htm
All of the packaging is Red BUT..
Just make sure you only use the BLUE liquid type
A Lock washer on the ICS Bolt will work
Locktite- is basically Glue, so it helps keep the Bolt from vibrating loose from the Starnut in ICS or a regular Nut in other applications.
"Threadlockers are a single component anaerobic adhesive comprised of unique liquid resins that harden (or cure) to a durable solid when exposed to metal ions in the absence of air. The anaerobic cure mechanism allows the adhesive to flow and evenly settle to lock and seal threaded fasteners without curing permanently. Any excess threadlocker will remain liquid, and is easily wiped away from the assembly."
http://www.henkelna.com/adhesives/t...red-blue-threadlockers-green-purple-13445.htm
All of the packaging is Red BUT..
Just make sure you only use the BLUE liquid type
Obviously I was talking about 2 different things. Nylon lock not on your axle for your wheel, and locktite for your ics bolt..
