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Dodgy day tools

Postby OMY005 » Fri Aug 04, 2006 4:51 pm

If anyone would like to borrow these tools for dodginess in the Brisbane area and surrounds just pm me.

They are for inserting front & rear crank seals and cam seals. Clutch alignment. And the Red thing (load leveler) makes for easy engine removal especially with the gearbox still on. I also have an engine stand as well that unbolts and comes apart for easy transport.

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Postby Uncle Arthur » Fri Aug 04, 2006 5:37 pm

Can we borrow the shed? :D

It looks perfect for BDHQ..... (Brisbane Dodgy HQ), seeing as the alltime champion of mods, Rice-Master Ryan (aka Dr Evil) has headed south and taken the keys to the RiceFactory with him....... :(
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Postby jules » Mon Aug 07, 2006 2:01 pm

I'd definately have a use for the first set of tools during my cam belt replacement! Along with a torque wrench, and a single-hex socket for the crank bolt.

So, when are we gonna do it \"dodgy style\"?


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Postby bigdog » Mon Aug 07, 2006 3:54 pm

Geez you guys are hi-tech up there! Our special tools down here are some BBQ tongs, a bottle of Black Jack and a few beers..... :P
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Postby lowmiata » Mon Aug 07, 2006 9:36 pm

whats the dims on the rear crank seal inserta?

would love to make on up!
My rear main is leaking!
MOTUL is lubricating my garage floor!
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Postby OMY005 » Tue Aug 08, 2006 9:13 am

lowmiata wrote:whats the dims on the rear crank seal inserta?

would love to make on up!
My rear main is leaking!
MOTUL is lubricating my garage floor!


The seal size is 100x83x9 The tool is 99.5x83.5, I didn't leave a shoulder to stop it going in to far, :oops: having one would be a very good idea. I'm going to modify mine so it does. As it will make the seal change job very easy then.

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Postby Bevan » Tue Aug 08, 2006 1:12 pm

bigdog wrote:Geez you guys are hi-tech up there! Our special tools down here are some BBQ tongs, a bottle of Black Jack and a few beers..... :P
The biggest tool actually hosted our last dodgy day... :lol:


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