micah

LOL! Awesome... Then consider it added. However, I started thinking I'll be adding this to Wikipedia as well...

Mushy B

don't forget the **** lube for the muffler bearings

Great input everyone i can't wait for the sticky to be on my long list of favorites. I don't think anyone answered it but is thread-locker and anti sieze conductive? it shouldn't make a big difference either way because there's still going to be metal-metal contact but just good to know.

micah

**** Lube... Got it.. Thanks. I'll make sure THATS in the wiki....

Sideways7

iTrader: (7)

Yep. It is also used for extreme cooling on computers (peltier/refrigerant). You pack it in the processor socket to prevent moisture/ice buildup at cooler temps. There is still metal-metal contact , but the di-electric grease fills in the gaps.
Also, I have always used anti-seize on my spark plugs. After trying to get them out of the motor from my parts car ( I actually cracked the ******* spark plug socket) I will make sure everyone I know uses it as well.

micah

Here's the wiki entry.. I did it on my own wiki... that way I can stage things.... that and nobody seems to like the other one.. so I made my own that I know is backed up, is on an incredibly fast server, on an incredibly fast connection... and I pay the bill, so I know it'll be up.

Anyways... here's the master fluid list... feel free to sign up and edit it if you think of new things... heck, I think you can even edit it without an account.. just click edit and go for it.

http://www.rotorwiki.com/index.php/R...id_Master_List