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      11-18-2012, 06:31 PM   #9
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Originally Posted by Shipkiller View Post
Any type of lubricant will change the clamping torque.
Do you mean clamping force? If so then that is exactly what I was trying to point out, same torque (radial force) but increased clamping force (axial force).
Hadn't thought about the electrical properties of the compound itself though. The one I used is spec'd for spark plug threads so I'll assume it would be ok ( i hope i don't regret this assumption down the line though)

Anyhow I was just trying to help out by documenting my procedure and hadn't even thought about the seemingly trivial application of anti seize. Seems I maybe should add a note in my how-to about it so that someone can make their own decision rather than follow my potentially flawed advice.
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