Subject	They will break many many times over.
Posted by	EricTTZ on October 29, 2006 at 10:25 PM
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In Reply To	That's pretty much a homemade version of what I broke... posted by WAGGZ on October 29, 2006 at 09:05 PM
Message	I've broken no kidding probably 15 of them while working on Z heads. I wouldnt even try to torque them down with the 3/8" drive craftsman 10mm hex head. The solution was a 1/2" drive snap on 10mm hex. Worked perfect. And I've snapped a 10mm socket when I tried the way Harry mentioned. AIM: EricTTZ
Follow Ups	Well, I got to remove ONE head today. - WAGGZ 19:56:28 10/29/06 I went through three of the allen key sockets - BlackholeZ 20:05:23 10/29/06 You're probably on Sears' most wanted list now. (n/m) - AbsolutZ 20:05:32 10/29/06 Yep. I broke a few myself getting my heads off. - DVDBURN (MD) 20:12:56 10/29/06 in my profile I have the a to do list for this winter. - WAGGZ 20:17:14 10/29/06 solution >> - ztunerz 20:21:24 10/29/06 That's pretty much a homemade version of what I broke... - WAGGZ 21:05:33 10/29/06 They will break many many times over. - EricTTZ 22:25:25 10/29/06 heh >> damn z bolts - ztunerz 23:21:58 10/29/06 Even better - Spddracer 21:15:44 10/29/06 snap-on never seems to break. - apudapus 12:24:45 10/30/06 wow surprised, my $8 wal-mart allen sockets havnt failed yet (n/m) - SkiFly01 00:15:33 10/30/06
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