When it comes to clutch bolts, using Loctite is an important step in ensuring that the bolts won't come loose. This is especially important for performance vehicles or race cars, which are subjected to extreme conditions and torque loads. The proper application of Loctite can ensure that your clutch assembly remains securely fastened and prevents major damage from occurring. First, you'll want to choose the right type of Loctite for your clutch application: blue if you're looking for removable strength; red if you need a stronger bond; green if vibration resistance is needed; or purple if you require heat resistance. Once the correct type has been selected, make sure all surfaces are clean before applying a thin layer of adhesive on both sides of each bolt head as well as on the threads themselves prior to installation. You will also want to let it sit for 10 minutes after being applied so that full adhesion can take place without fail. Lastly, when tightening your clutch bolts be sure not over do it as this could lead to thread stripping or distortion in either the bolt heads or mating parts–a 1/4 turn past hand tight should suffice!