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HamsterHamster · September 21, 2012, 05:32 PM

My Baikal SxS comes with removable choke tubes. They are a bit gritty from factory and I am a bit leery when changing them out, especially with the fine light thread.

My question is, should I apply automotive anti-seize the the threads for good measure?

Also does anyone know if I can get aftermarket steel choke tubes for the baikal?

Any suggestions on how to clean up the internal threads so the chokes comes out real nice.

September 21, 2012, 05:32 PM	#1
HamsterHamster Member Join Date: February 21, 2010 Posts: 33	Shall I use Anti-Seize on my removable choke? My Baikal SxS comes with removable choke tubes. They are a bit gritty from factory and I am a bit leery when changing them out, especially with the fine light thread. My question is, should I apply automotive anti-seize the the threads for good measure? Also does anyone know if I can get aftermarket steel choke tubes for the baikal? Any suggestions on how to clean up the internal threads so the chokes comes out real nice.