( C ) Wrench ??
#1
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Can someone tell me what size C wrench I need to buy in order to adjust my rear suspension, (The one that fits the adjustable collar) below the spring seat.
Ken
80 928s
5 Speed
UK
Ken
80 928s
5 Speed
UK
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http://www.harborfreight.com/cpi/cta...emnumber=97006
This is what you need, the large one. HF had a cheaper set consisting of 3 sizes (no attachments) that was 1/4 the price. You don't need the pin adaptors. Keep looking. Motorcycle shops carry these too.
This is what you need, the large one. HF had a cheaper set consisting of 3 sizes (no attachments) that was 1/4 the price. You don't need the pin adaptors. Keep looking. Motorcycle shops carry these too.
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As always many thank,s for the replies,...... Ive lubed the threads today, they should be ok, as there is,nt any rust under there,.... however iv,e noticed that the side I want to lift has MORE thread showing than the side that is at an acceptable level.
IE looking from the rear of car my driver side (UK Right Hand Drive) is approx 25mm lower than passenger side (US Left Hand Drive) if that makes sense.
Question is ? , Why would the lower side have more thread showing![Confused](https://rennlist.com/forums/images/smilies/confused.gif)
Ken
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UK
IE looking from the rear of car my driver side (UK Right Hand Drive) is approx 25mm lower than passenger side (US Left Hand Drive) if that makes sense.
Question is ? , Why would the lower side have more thread showing
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Ken
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UK
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Read the manual Ken to get the correct measurement points for the car...............recall that you need a full tank of fuel and weight in the drivers seat to replicate 'you'. With a fully loaded car check the ride height fore and aft and make adjustemnts without raising the car.
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Read the manual Ken to get the correct measurement points for the car...............recall that you need a full tank of fuel and weight in the drivers seat to replicate 'you'. With a fully loaded car check the ride height fore and aft and make adjustemnts without raising the car.
Ken
80 928s
5 Speed
UK
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Needing strength?.............yes, but with the correct tool and foritication from the local brown ale and you'll be good.
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Needing strength?.............yes, but with the correct tool and foritication from the local brown ale and you'll be good.
.......,ah ! so you know about the local brew (Black Dog) or as it,s widely known (Newcastle Brown Ale).
Many thank,s for the advice Malcolm, will do![thumbup](https://rennlist.com/forums/graemlins/thumbup.gif)
Ken
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UK
.......,ah ! so you know about the local brew (Black Dog) or as it,s widely known (Newcastle Brown Ale).
Many thank,s for the advice Malcolm, will do
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Ken
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5 Speed
UK