Superbrace

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Note: it's always a good idea to use anti-seize when threading dissimilar metals together (in this case steel bolts into aluminium). It's cheap in the quantities we're likely to use:

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Note: when you use anti-seize, you should reduce the torque from the specification by 10-20%. Fer'instance, an axle you'd torque to 80 ft/lbs without the product would torque to 65-70 ft/lbs with the product. The reason is the product lubricates the threads, which make them more efficient, and thus you get the same effect at the lower torque.