Subject	Installation instructions are some where on the box gentlemen.
Posted by	NUTTZ(EPTmotorsports) on February 11, 2015 at 11:50 AM
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In Reply To	True but seems with this car.. posted by Gromit on February 10, 2015 at 08:16 PM
Message	Isn't anti-sieze used when two different types of metal are involved? An example is screwing a steel bolt in an aluminum head because they cool at different rates so the metals may fuse together after so long or so many heat cycles.
Follow Ups	Anti-seize not recommended by NGK (?) - Gromit 20:13:12 02/09/15 Re: Anti-seize not recommended by NGK (?) - ttz'in (norcal) 03:49:05 02/10/15 I know almost everyone will say to use it - FrozTTy 07:33:25 02/10/15 FWIW - I use it on the reinstalls but I've yet to run - jzack 19:20:15 02/10/15 I have stripped plugs when removing - -Grimm- 19:29:30 02/10/15 Yep - that's why I use it. Mainly I'm helping the next - jzack 18:19:38 02/11/15 Note that most plugs are not tightened to torque - -Grimm- 19:30:59 02/10/15 True but seems with this car.. - Gromit 20:16:49 02/10/15 Installation instructions are some where on the box gentlemen. - NUTTZ(EPTmotorsports) 11:50:00 02/11/15 Somewhere? Anywhere? Nowhere..... - FrozTTy 13:42:17 02/11/15 you are absolutely correct, it says nothing about anti sieze - NUTTZ(EPTmotorsports) 09:27:36 02/12/15 that's like saying you should air your tire to.. - Gromit 18:52:44 02/13/15 There is a max psi though, would you go over that? (n/m) - NUTTZ(EPTmotorsports) 16:19:12 02/14/15 no - Gromit 20:21:47 02/14/15
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