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Old 10-03-2012, 11:32 PM   #17
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Originally Posted by bpracer View Post
Fine pitch threads take less torque to stretch the stud to its correct clamping force.

Coarse thread takes more torque for the same size stud of the same material. You have less mechanical advantage with coarse threads.

I always put anti-seize on all wheel studs and then you would use less torque. You are not overcoming as much friction to stretch the stud as on a dry thread.
Sorry, I didn't mean that it required more torque because it has a finer pitch, just that it had a finer pitch. Poorly worded post is poorly worded.

Oh well.

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