sorry guys that i keep posting theses questions, but i need to know what size i will need to get from sears, i stripped my lca bolt that connects to the hub on the rear lower control arm and i can't get a 14mm to fit on their and i tried hammer on a 13mm but im getting tired.

So i want to buy a bolt out kit and i want to know what size's should i be looking to get at sears for a bolt out kit, because they only have a whole set that comes with 10-13 or 14-16mm and i don't wanna waste money.

 

vise grip is probably your best bet.

 

i can't use vise grips to take off a damn lca bolt

 

cut the bolt off with a grinder

 

its not the strut/shock bolt, its the 14mm bolt thats attatched to the brake hub thing so if i cut it i will be ****ed.

 

The head is a fourteen but i believe the thread thickness is a 12. You want to use one that is closest to the thickness of the thread part but still being smaller. I would get the 10-13 set. Im pretty sure the 14-16 will be too big.

 

Unless it is the ones that look like sockets and then in that case you need the same size as the head of the bolt.

 

i was going to get this one.
http://www.sears.com/shc/s/p_10153_1...&blockType=G10

 

those are baller as ****, get those ive used them many times

 

^^^^ Yeah get those. My friend has them and they work really well. You will need a set that is the same size as what the head on the bolt used to be.

These work well too but take a lot more time http://www.sears.com/shc/s/p_10153_1...2&blockType=G2

These wrenches are good too but they wont take everything out. If it is hella stripped they will slip too unlike the bolt outs but the wrenches come in handy a lot.http://www.sears.com/shc/s/p_10153_1...4&blockType=G4

 

hey should i just bought the bolt out kit, should i hammer on the 14 bolt out socket thing onto the bolt or use a 15 bolt out socket?

 

I have always just used the same size one as the size the head was originally but i have never had to hammer it on there