Subject	Bolt Removers
Posted by	collegeboy on August 20, 2009 at 12:55 AM
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In Reply To	stripped nut/bolt help posted by ouikikazz on August 20, 2009 at 12:47 AM
Message	I have a full set of these ( Luckily only needed to use them once years ago). They are by far, one of the most helpful tools you can get, and they work very very well, and aren't expensive. Home Depot, Lowes, Autozone etc all carry different brands of them. I like my Irwins. Don't even worry about it...with this toll you'll get them off without even trying. Good luck! Thanks, Mike 1991 Black 3.0 Twin Turbo La-Z-Link ^^Hard engine break in method^^ La-Z-Link ^^MY FACEBOOK...CHECK IT OUT^^ ---Me: You bought a Porsche? ---sfpearl300z: lol, no no, I have a decent sized penis so no need for that. "felt wierd fingering my exhuast for 1hr with no results :(" - zboost "lmao, i know, theres more drama and favoritism on tt.net than a middle school girls locker room" - sfpearl300z "I think I'll pass on giving my car a handjob" - joel(PA) "I did plug the holes, But I did it by taping over them a lot, I didnt think that maybe HOT air is comming through there, And it melted the tape, damnit im an ass." - DC 21
Follow Ups	stripped nut/bolt help - ouikikazz 00:47:20 08/20/09 Sears has a stripped bolt remover (n/m) - toykoz32 00:51:35 08/20/09 Bolt Removers - collegeboy 00:55:58 08/20/09 2nd. I have the same set from Sears. Very handy! (n/m) - 91Z32TT 03:28:51 08/20/09 This is why I put a little bit of anti seize on nearly every - zgene4 08:21:41 08/20/09 You can also try a nut splitter if the bolt remover doesn't - zgene4 08:22:56 08/20/09 where's the fun in that? (n/m) - ZLover4Life 16:16:28 08/20/09 leaves more time for beer or punnett squares (n/m) - zgene4 20:29:47 08/20/09 Dremel with a cut off wheel (n/m) - TTZ'in (NorCal) 10:46:08 08/20/09
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