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Front Rotor Fasteners

I'm replacing the fasteners on my 911 front rotors (20mm rotors on a '76 911) and the old ones are composed of a M8x22mm bolt, with a spring washer and a regular M8 nut. I just wanted to double-check these are supposed to be plain M8 nuts and not the locking variety? They are NLA from Porsche/Pelican and I want to make sure I get the right replacements from the hardware store. Would it be wise to use locking nuts anyway? Thanks!

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I am sure you would be fine using a nylock. Overkill, but safe nonetheless.
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In a street car nylock will most likely be fine, too much heat there for my car, serrated schnorr washers and flat nuts for me.
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Thanks all. My local hardware store has some Class 10 conical locking nuts, so i will probably go with those:

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Thanks all. My local hardware store has some Class 10 conical locking nuts, so i will probably go with those:

Those should work, dab of never seize can't hurt either..

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