Dually Rims- Can you mix steel with Aluminum?
Hey Everyone- I have a 1993 Ford E350 dually which houses a 1994 Eldorado. One of the outer rear rims has taken a beating on the outer bead and needs to be replaced. Currently, all rims are steel o...
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I am pretty sure you don't want to goop up the lugs and lug nuts with anti-seize. As I understand it, when you torque up a bolting set to high levels, you get plastic deformation and good metal to metal contact. If you torque up a anti-sieze treated set to the proper torque, I would think that it would be more likely to loosen under cyclic load. FWIW, Jack (Electrical, not mechanical engineer)
