Diameter of posts on ICON spanner wrench?

[jrm]

for adjusting coilovers. Due to a messed shoulder i need something longer than the icon offering but the same diameter. I have contacted icon but of course there not going to tell me b/c they want to sell me the $32.00 wrench...:guitar2:

 

[BlackWorksInc]

Can't you just slip a cheater pipe over the wrench you have?

Also you are adjusting them while they're unloaded right?

 

[dagen]

Can't you just slip a cheater pipe over the wrench you have?

Also you are adjusting them while they're unloaded right?

+1 on making sure that both wheels are off the ground before adjustment. Not sure how messed up your shoulder is, but very easy to adjust when unloaded.

And BTW, the pin is 3/8"

 

[mavrick1903]

Honestly, when I've adjusted mine it's been with the shaft end. The partial radius seemed less effective. That's said I could scan mine and email it to you.


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[dagen]

Honestly, when I've adjusted mine it's been with the shaft end. The partial radius seemed less effective. That's said I could scan mine and email it to you.


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The partial radius end wouldn't let me get to the holes all the way. The top of the strut tower was blocking it. I had to use the shaft end as well.

This makes it all sound a lot more explicit than it really is. . .

 

[jrm]

The first time

i used a floor jack to suspend the front wheels and used a 4" long 8mm allen t-wrench without lubing the threads/adjustment-collar and it was tough just getting two turns on each side. So im looking for alternatives but needed to know the diameter. And this time im using something on the threads.

I still need to bring the front end down b/c i gained 3"s of lift even though the coilovers left ICON set @ 2"s. I think im about a 1/2 to 3/4s of an inch nose high. So once it drys out and gets tad warmer i want to tackle this.Thanks for the advice and info..