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Old 08-19-2019, 06:53 AM   #13
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Also, the instalation instructions on some say to use red locktite. I used blue and have not had any issues. Red is considered "permenant" and probubly will require heating with a torch to remove.
Blue will hold them in, but you can break one loose if you have to with wrenches

If you track or AX your car, once you try studs, you won't want to go back to lugbolts. Makes tire changing super easy and fast.
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