Subject	Replacing the sprocket is a given if using this tool. (n/m)
Posted by	Dave N on March 08, 2006 at 8:08 AM
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In Reply To	The problem as I see it, is that IF they do bite into the posted by YugoBernie (NoVA) on March 08, 2006 at 01:54 AM
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Follow Ups	Seeing the "Weekend at Bernie's" post from earlier today, I - Dave N 20:36:37 03/07/06 if u weren't married dave..... - Rickytl (MA) 20:43:17 03/07/06 Ummmm....yeah. Let's pretend that you didn't say that, OK? - Dave N 20:48:22 03/07/06 NIB greddy profec type-S $250 shipped (n/m) - Rickytl (MA) 20:51:12 03/07/06 Pffft...a lot of good that's going to do. You don't have - Dave N 20:54:34 03/07/06 bahhh turbos will come on the clip... - Rickytl (MA) 20:59:33 03/07/06 Any more from that source? :) - CaliguyPurdue 02:58:31 03/08/06 sweeet. (n/m) - Halo Z 20:43:27 03/07/06 I hope that works for you but I dought it will unless - Spddracer 21:40:12 03/07/06 Interesting idea for the crank sprocket tool -- only issue - jzack 21:50:21 03/07/06 hey thats my sprocket! - drmx 22:12:56 03/07/06 Certainly easy enough to clean up after the fact. (n/m) - YugoBernie (NoVA) 23:26:32 03/07/06 Nice idea. I'm more and more thankful mine didn't - TT XTZ 23:11:32 03/07/06 nice! - Spee 00:16:33 03/08/06 The problem as I see it, is that IF they do bite into the - YugoBernie (NoVA) 01:54:08 03/08/06 Replacing the sprocket is a given if using this tool. (n/m) - Dave N 08:08:04 03/08/06 Only thing you "might" have to do to make that really work - KaZ (VaBch) 07:35:42 03/08/06 These days if it doesn't slip off w. a basic screw driver - YugoBernie (NoVA) 08:13:05 03/08/06 ...and it was rusted in place if I'm not mistaken. (n/m) - 300zxquire 09:55:29 03/08/06 Yeah typical rusting @ the crankshaft & key. (n/m) - YugoBernie (NoVA) 10:22:30 03/08/06
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