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Old 10-28-2020, 05:10 PM
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Originally Posted by TodiN View Post
A1: I 285/70/17 which is about 33". Pic of my truck attached.

A2: I adjusted my Pro coils up and down. A lot of pictures here. Bottom line is you need to use the Ironman's wrench with some sort of leverage. I started with a pipe wrench but is way to heavy.. My 19" braking bar was not sufficient so I got a 25" long one. The Allen hex size is between 16mm and 17mm so I used a 16mm with some aluminum to make it fit properly.

















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Extra leverage is pretty common. I actually welded a 12" or so piece of steel tube to my spanner wrench for my Fox shocks. One thing that can help is a little bit of oil between the adjustment ring and the spring to help it slide. I also like to lube up the threads as much as I can with penetrating oils before I move them just to free everything up. Once they've been through a few years of wear, it'll only get harder to turn. The Ironman spanner looks pretty nice. The one Fox sends is a flimsy piece of shit.
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