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Old 06-27-07, 01:17 PM
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Ok I'm thinking from what i watched aaron cake do was take a flywheel nut off with a 54mm socket. First of all where do I get one?
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Yep! Sears has one for like 38 bucks.... 20 bucks if you find it on sale... Then, get a big breaker bar.... when you are done with that...click the f-ing search button.... should come right off.
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Ok well they don't have a 54mm but they have like 2 3/8 and is that.
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Originally Posted by RX7freak08
Ok well they don't have a 54mm but they have like 2 3/8 and is that.
The standard equiv of 54mm is 2-1/8"..
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oh ok thanks.
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Took me awhile to find a 54 mm in my area. I finally found one without spending too much but it wasn't an impact socket. It did however hold up to the 300 + ft lbs of pressure it took to get that thing off.
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