Guys running 18" 996 Turbo Twists. What are you doing in the front...
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Hi Seth-
Yes, high-precision installer. I was afraid to bang on it with a BFH, my preferred weapon of choice for most assembly work.
Yes, high-precision installer. I was afraid to bang on it with a BFH, my preferred weapon of choice for most assembly work.
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More brutal if it just flattens some bearing rollers and doesn't actually break.
I watched a "mechanic" use a BFH to remove some lug studs on a FWD 'murican car, rather than pulling the hub and using a press. Bearing rumbled within a week of driving. Moral: Don't hammer on bearings! Some gentle tapping with a small hammer is OK, a plastic mallette better, etc.
I watched a "mechanic" use a BFH to remove some lug studs on a FWD 'murican car, rather than pulling the hub and using a press. Bearing rumbled within a week of driving. Moral: Don't hammer on bearings! Some gentle tapping with a small hammer is OK, a plastic mallette better, etc.