I have a set of GC's on my car and I was wondering if anyone has an extra tool that they would let go of for cheap or free if possible.

 

A tool...for...what?

I have GC's and I don't remember a tool that was included nor needed to adjust them.

 

the spanner wrench that is used to move the pearch. If not I guess I will just make a template and have someone cnc it for me

 

I guess that's what I don't understand - I don't need one to move my perch. Just loosen a bolt and turn the collar.

 

do you have a set of allen wrenches/allen keys? its a standard size, you don't need the actual ground control tool

 

I understand that the allen locks it to the threaded collar, so I can move it by hand with that allen loose? I did not know that

 

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yes you most definitely can. you might have to clean some filth out of the threads though

 

yea.. all you need is an allen wrench I suggest cleaning your threads before turning the perch then lubing them with something

 

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Yeah with the GCs all you have to do is losen the allen screw then move the perch with your hand if there is a lot of crap on there just spray it with the hose or a little WD40. When you are done just tighten the allen screw back up and call it a day.

 

Yup, once you loosen the allen wrench, you can spin those suckers by hand. Sometimes it takes a good twist at first to release all the grime from the threads.