Toytec boss spanner wrench in littleton CO or surrounding area?

[bama16]

I'm installing a set of preowned boss coilovers on my dad's 4runner...and they didn't come with the spanner wrench. My 4runner has the ultimate so my spanner doesn't work. The previous owner has them cranked pretty good and were looking to get it lower. Does anyone have a spanner I could borrow so we could adjust these? Thanks in advance for any help!

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[mikeferg]

I have one but you can also probably bring them to toytec in denver and they can probably let you use it.

 

[bama16]

I thought about that but I'd also thought they'd prob want to sell me a set. I prob see at least 2 lifted 4runners every dayin the Bowles kipling wadsworth area..thought it's worth a shot.

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[mikeferg]

Im always running around on wadsworth in my 4runner. I can probably find mine, I have the boss kit my self. if you can't get it adjusted let me know.

 

[snivilous]

Just use a punch or screw driver or allen wrench, unless it has some weird collar that should work fine. Spanner wrenches are more of a pain in the ass than using those usually anyways in my experience.

 

[Soneill]

Just use a punch or screw driver or allen wrench, unless it has some weird collar that should work fine. Spanner wrenches are more of a pain in the ass than using those usually anyways in my experience.

I 2nd this. Go to Harbor freight, buy 2 punch sets. There should be one that's fits the collar. Use 2 and turn it that way.

 

[falkon240]

The perches come loose from vibration on me. I usually use a hammer and BFH to set coil overs on my race car.

 

[bama16]

I tried the punch and screwdriver...but the single point at 90 degrees was just mangling the hole. I don't think these would ever vibrate loose.

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[Soneill]

I tried the punch and screwdriver...but the single point at 90 degrees was just mangling the hole. I don't think these would ever vibrate loose.

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You need two punches, in opposing holes.