Crank Holding Tool II
01-18-2005, 11:46 PM
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That's because you tried to get fancy and cut the head off a bolt to make it nice and smooth. 
It sure looks pretty, but you could always just hack off a chunk of threaded rod, and weld the washer to it...
I'll be using the tool here pretty soon, we have a cam swap to do in the g/f's car..
It sure looks pretty, but you could always just hack off a chunk of threaded rod, and weld the washer to it... I'll be using the tool here pretty soon, we have a cam swap to do in the g/f's car..
01-19-2005, 09:53 AM
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I had a whole bin full of bolts so I used them. Might be different when I have to buy more. I use a big chop saw to cut them. As far as the puller I am thinking $25.00 plus shipping.
