Rick -- you need to relax a little. Work your shoulders a little. See ...
it feels nice, doesn't it?
Now that you're feeling better, let me tell you that in my casually
jettisoned missive, I didn't mean to:
a) Copy you directly. Oops.
b) Imply that wheel bearing grease is incorrect.
c) Show any "attitude." Oops again. If you met me, you might say I was
even a nice guy.
In my mind, I was responding to the original question about whether or not a
lubricant like anti-sieze would be appropriate for lug nuts.
This is a big forum. Lots of people send stupid messages. You wanna stay,
you'll get used to it.
===
Martin Secrest
73 GT6 (worker bee)
72 TR6 (garage queen)
Arlington, VA
> I have posted no more than 10 postings here in the, approximately, eight
> months I have subscribed. I am also a member on other automobile related
> forums as well. It has no less than astounded me to witness the degree
some
> people will go to, when presented with data, trying to make the subject
> their life's mission and apply inordinate amounts of attitude in the
> process. It took no more than 27 minutes from posting my original message
> to receive the following in my e-mail basket, which is going into my round
> basket directly after posting this message.
>
>
> <And what holds in a lug nut is bolt torque -- the stretching of the
stud --
> not thread stickiness.
>
> --
> Martin Secrest
> 72 TR6
> 73 GT6>
>
> Perhaps one of you would not mind taking the time to explain to Martin why
> and where the two posts differ. I don't care to.
>
> Having received this unsolicited response I shall try to slip back into my
> own space and attempt to not post here again as I surely do not need this
> sort of exchange.
>
> Sliding.sliding..... *poof*
>
> Rick
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