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    Sawblades @ the J/Y

    So the other day I was on yet another journey for CB7 Gold and,What do I come across...........Some prelude Sawblades in Minty Condition,not even a second goes by and I'm unbolting all the lug nuts till I realize that every wheel had one lock nut on it!!! Dammit.....Anyone know how I can get these wheels lose useing only hand tools?
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    Originally posted by 90Lx-clusive View Post
    So the other day I was on yet another journey for CB7 Gold and,What do I come across...........Some prelude Sawblades in Minty Condition,not even a second goes by and I'm unbolting all the lug nuts till I realize that every wheel had one lock nut on it!!! Dammit.....Anyone know how I can get these wheels lose useing only hand tools?
    Did u search the car too see if u could find the key?? Same thing happened to me b4 and i found the key in the glove box.

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      go to the closest sears get a set of backout sockets ..... through the 19mm on the hammer it on then take a 3/8s rachet and go to town.
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      I'm back...... with a coupe. oh boy here we go.

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        Get a socket for the nut, its pretty cheap and easy. I have about four different locking nut sockets... you never know what you might find.

        You can use a pair of vise grips, did that once. It will totally mess up the nut, but who cares!

        If you don't want to/can't do that, you'll have to remove quite a few pieces and parts to get the rims.
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          Hammer a socket onto that sucker.




          Please make your thread titles more descriptive. Until I read the last sentence, where you actually ask a question that fits in this section, I was about to delete this thread.






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            Originally posted by loud92CB7 View Post
            go to the closest sears get a set of backout sockets ..... through the 19mm on the hammer it on then take a 3/8s rachet and go to town.
            What do they look like.these backout Sockets?

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              Originally posted by 90Lx-clusive View Post
              What do they look like.these backout Sockets?
              There used for striped bolt heads, basically its a socket with some nasty teath in it that taper smaller and smaller the further on the nut they go, harder you smash it on there, the better bite you will get. There are several different styles around, you will destroy the nut, but you will get your rims.


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                Originally posted by eazyduzit509 View Post
                There used for striped bolt heads, basically its a socket with some nasty teath in it that taper smaller and smaller the further on the nut they go, harder you smash it on there, the better bite you will get. There are several different styles around, you will destroy the nut, but you will get your rims.

                Ooh!! Thanks for Explaining.....This sounds like the best Method,Going Back Friday 2 snatch um up If there still there?

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