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philthymike Serious Thumper Offline Wallowing in my own crapulence Posts: 1413 Philadelphia Area Gender:	Re: Torque Clutch Springs Bolts? Reply #45 - 05/20/20 at 16:01:32 DragBikeMike wrote on 05/20/20 at 12:45:17: Sweet job Armen. Very cool method you used. Man, would you look at the stretch in those threads. You think Mike got em tight enough? Sometimes I don't know my own strength. Or reading comprehension level
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Armen Serious Thumper Offline Half-Witted Wrench-Jockey from Jersey Posts: 1452	Re: Torque Clutch Springs Bolts? Reply #46 - 05/20/20 at 19:53:42 I honestly don't see how that tool could work. No room for a socket. Is it supposed to sit deeper? Not enough metal for me to open up the hole in the holder.
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Re: Torque Clutch Springs Bolts?
Reply #47 - 05/20/20 at 20:11:44

Armen wrote on 05/20/20 at 19:53:42:

I honestly don't see how that tool could work. No room for a socket. Is it supposed to sit deeper? Not enough metal for me to open up the hole in the holder.

I don't get it. They took such pains to make it fit the hub...
???

I know I make some dumb mistakes but this kind of thing is just hard to fathom. Undecided

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