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Yerboogieman Posted - Jul 23 2011 : 03:09:58 AM
I'm honestly not sure which one to use on what bolts.
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Aaron Cake Posted - Jul 23 2011 : 10:25:35 AM
Use anti-seize on every bolt, except those that require Loctite or sealant.

In general I use very little Loctite. Mainly on assemblies that rotate or are subject to rotational force (such as CV axel bolts). I go through a load of anti-seize because every fastener gets it.

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