SON of a B1TC%^&^%&$#^%@$%h.

[Bill R.]

like toothpicks, they shear right at the pivot.. the craftsmen ratchet 1/2 will actually take more abuse when using long extensions.. i mean really long

Flex-bar... breaker bar is available at Sears... $28. There is nothing that I can't get off with this bar.

http://www.sears.com/sr/javasr/produ...seBVCookie=Yes

[Qube]

Heh. I feel for you. When I did mine, the rear gave so much trouble... especially the left side because of the exhaust. So little room for leverage there!

[Bill R.]

some of you.....

Heh. I feel for you. When I did mine, the rear gave so much trouble... especially the left side because of the exhaust. So little room for leverage there!

[kick7ca]

keep on truck'n

[azale]

Sorry Tiger but i gotta disagree with you there, i snap those like toothpicks.

And then he eats the pieces with his frosted flakes.

ProZak, is the light shimmy gone now that you have replaced the one rotor?

You already know this but . . . invest in some WD40.
and then get an impact wrench
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It's a requirement for working on 12 year old rusty bolts in MI. I'm sure you will convert soon.

[ProZak]

ProZak, is the light shimmy gone now that you have replaced the one rotor?

Matter of fact, the shimmy is dramatically reduced. I'm looking forward to breaking those bolts loose and getting the shimmy gone when the other rotor is done.

And *wow*, those factory 15" basketweaves are light!

[Tiger]

4 feet extension? Boy are you a weaklin! Well, I am not you as a pro mechanic... I owned mine for nearly 14 years or so now... I never broke mine.

You are handy with mig welder... why niot weld that sucker in position you wanted. You know this will take even more abuse than that ratchet you are using now... but then again, you wanted ratcheting part.