Anyone have a spanner wrench?

decker1

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Will trade a 6 pack for some use of your spanner wrench. Maybe a tip or two on how to use it. I need to jack up my front icons, as the combination of the 4wd/gobi rack is sitting my truck lower
Socal westminster/Hb

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I had sway a way coilovers on my last truck and used a spanner wrench from my dirt bike. Lol. Not a perfect fit, so I put a rag in between the wrench and coilover to prevent scratching. I think the spanner wrench was like $10 at my local dirt bike store. Had 2 size options, one on each end.
 
Good to know thanks! Can't i just use a flipping wrench with cloth or something lol
I had sway a way coilovers on my last truck and used a spanner wrench from my dirt bike. Lol. Not a perfect fit, so I put a rag in between the wrench and coilover to prevent scratching. I think the spanner wrench was like $10 at my local dirt bike store. Had 2 size options, one on each end.
 
Autozone/O'Reilley's/others rent tools.

You get your $$$ back when you return the tool - at least that's how it worked the last time I rented from them.
 
Like mentioned before, try a motorcycle shop. We use spanner wrenches to adjust rear shocks.

Ive been to many shops, auto, home depot, lowes, and you ask for a spanner wrench and they look at you like you just called their mother a bad name...
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Go to lowrange offroad n watch the video of adjusting coilovers using I believe a 5/16 punch to turn the collar . Or something that has the same outer diameter like a round shaft screwdriver that fits in the holes.
 
Go to lowrange offroad n watch the video of adjusting coilovers using I believe a 5/16 punch to turn the collar . Or something that has the same outer diameter like a round shaft screwdriver that fits in the holes.

This. A punch is what you need to get. Easier to use and cheaper than a spanner. Its probably cheaper than a 6 pack.
 
Yea! Any time I ask for a spanner wrench they're like , "You want me to what your What? " lol
Like mentioned before, try a motorcycle shop. We use spanner wrenches to adjust rear shocks.

Ive been to many shops, auto, home depot, lowes, and you ask for a spanner wrench and they look at you like you just called their mother a bad name...
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Push comes to shove, drill out a piece of alum or metal and drive a couple of sheet metal screws and have the correct dimensions each and every time.
 

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