New 5 Dollar Valve Adjustment Tool :)
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Well, just made a new innovative DIY 
This is my new tool. Costed me the price of JB weld and a new 10 mm socket. I just found some little tube kinda thing in my dads tool box and made this. Instructions are not necessary since it is so simple to make. This works 100 times better than the "bent 10mm wrench" method. Enjoy.

This is my new tool. Costed me the price of JB weld and a new 10 mm socket. I just found some little tube kinda thing in my dads tool box and made this. Instructions are not necessary since it is so simple to make. This works 100 times better than the "bent 10mm wrench" method. Enjoy.
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<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by PatrickGSR94 »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">That's cool, I just hope that JB Weld holds up to the torque you put on those lock nuts.</TD></TR></TABLE>
Its only 14 pounds of torque. It held up great. Usually what I do is torque it just enough so when I get a 10 mm socket on a ratchet, it does not move the screw.
Its only 14 pounds of torque. It held up great. Usually what I do is torque it just enough so when I get a 10 mm socket on a ratchet, it does not move the screw.
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<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by intekragsr »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">Its only 14 pounds of torque. It held up great. Usually what I do is torque it just enough so when I get a 10 mm socket on a ratchet, it does not move the screw. </TD></TR></TABLE>
yup. i tighten the screws just enough so that it doesn't move, then retorque them with a torque wrench. i often find that retorqueing them though sometimes will tighten up the screw as well and i have to do the valve clearance all over...
am i the only one?? nice diy tool by the way!
yup. i tighten the screws just enough so that it doesn't move, then retorque them with a torque wrench. i often find that retorqueing them though sometimes will tighten up the screw as well and i have to do the valve clearance all over...
am i the only one?? nice diy tool by the way!
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am i the only one?? </TD></TR></TABLE>
Nope your not the only one. Ive tried too many methods of valve adjusting and finally found this way
am i the only one?? </TD></TR></TABLE>
Nope your not the only one. Ive tried too many methods of valve adjusting and finally found this way
Nice. Have you tried adjusting your valves with that new tool? How was it? Shiet... whenever I need a valve adjustment, I'll give you a call and I'll buy you lunch or somethin.
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Haha yea Ive used it and it works just like the Harbor Freight tool. Whenever you need ajustment hit me up.
DiegoBoost, Yea I use that Muscle Milk stuff. Works great for muscle repair.
DiegoBoost, Yea I use that Muscle Milk stuff. Works great for muscle repair.
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