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    Posted: 03 July 2013 at 5:05am
I am mounting my tires on a set of DIY (weld on) beadlocks and I noticed the the bolts & nuts that hold on the outer ring didn't have lock washers.

Should I be using lock washers??  Confused

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we just used regular washers on ours and all of our bolts stayed tight.
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if you want a little more assurance use some loctite 242. Its a medium grade lock compound which will still allow you to remove the bolts without a lot of trouble.
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I completed mounting the tires and installed them Saturday. Ryan thanks for the tip on the Locktite 242, it worked great.


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That looks great Bob, what kit its that?
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Thanks, I'm not sure about the beadlock kit because Nick & I bought the set of wheels and tires from a guy on the forum.  Nick wanted the tires and I wanted the wheels.
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Looks awesome!
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