What are the common sized Hazet tools for a 993?
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What are the common sized Hazet tools for a 993?
I basically want to buy a set of hazets, but dont know what sizes I need. I usually do all my own work on my porsche.
I am currently doing suspension mods, and the rear lower bolts are Hazet, and I dont have a clue on the size.
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I basically want to buy a set of hazets, but dont know what sizes I need. I usually do all my own work on my porsche.
I am currently doing suspension mods, and the rear lower bolts are Hazet, and I dont have a clue on the size.
Thanks
-Gary A
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Hazet is a brand of tool. Most of the bolts on the suspension are metric sizes, from 15 up to 19mm. There are a couple of torx bits, not exactly sure of the size but they are common.
I think I am confused when you said certain bolts are "Hazet". Could you explain please.
I think I am confused when you said certain bolts are "Hazet". Could you explain please.
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Do you mean what are the common sizes so you can purchase the best range of tools? If you are doing the front shocks and need the special "hazet" brand open socket I think I have come up with a better solution. PM me if you want more details.
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Originally posted by garychios
and the rear lower bolts are Hazet, and I dont have a clue on the size.
and the rear lower bolts are Hazet, and I dont have a clue on the size.
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Thanks for the information Ron. With that said, I found a place call VIM tools
http://www.vimtools.com
Part numbers for the tool kits I am buying are:
xzn100 for an eight piece kit 4, 5, 6, 8 ,10, 12, 14, 16mm (short Shaft)
vb5201 for a four piece 6, 8, 10, 12mm (long Shaft)
I dont know the quality, I am use to snap on and craftsman. I will let you guys know
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-Gary A
http://www.vimtools.com
Part numbers for the tool kits I am buying are:
xzn100 for an eight piece kit 4, 5, 6, 8 ,10, 12, 14, 16mm (short Shaft)
vb5201 for a four piece 6, 8, 10, 12mm (long Shaft)
I dont know the quality, I am use to snap on and craftsman. I will let you guys know
Thanks
-Gary A