dog bone adapter
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I have one but don't ever use it anymore. I switched to allen head rocker bolts and just use a short allen (from a screwdriver set) with a box end on it for the tough to reach bolts.
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http://www.drillspot.com/products/70...Torque_Adapter didn't see the 7/16", they used to have it to.
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Snap on is crazy expensive, I know there is less expensive out there... I have allen bits that fit on my torque wrenches.
I am able to torque all the bolts to spec with the exception of 2. I get those as tight as I feel is correct and have never had any issues... Do you think the techs at hd torque everything? lol..
I am able to torque all the bolts to spec with the exception of 2. I get those as tight as I feel is correct and have never had any issues... Do you think the techs at hd torque everything? lol..
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I went with Snap-on but I use them on a daily basis. Had Some different cheaper ones before but the more commonly used sizes (7/16", 1/2", 5/8" and 10mm) never lasted longer than a couple weeks. Had the Snap-ons for about 18 months now and haven't had to replace any of them. If you're looking to only use them once in a while you shouldbe OK with any of the ones posted above.
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thats what i was thinking man i have learned alot about my bike in the last year. thanks for your input. hopefully it goes smooth when i go to put it back it back together after the powder coat is done. i also gave them the rear pulley and i am going to take them the lower sliders if i can find a 12mm allen..sometimes i hate living in a small town..