[polarisboy386]

I personally, in my opinion, try to avoid using anti-seize on anything that is aluminum, or attached to anything aluminum, unless it specifically calls for it in the service manual (since it has a tendency to stretch really easily, and it becomes really expensive to replace/repair).

 

[polarisboy386]

Works great in lugs for wheels also.

Be REALLY careful when you use anti sieze on wheel lugs. You can easily overtighten those, which causes the bolt to stretch, which is not good.

 

[polarisboy386]

I agree. :laugh:

Especially at our 100+ lbs. ft. torque values lol