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slinkey inc
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Using an adapter has not caused me an issue yet. But as above I was wrong, I remeber now, I had to put the supercharger pulley on my car using that, which was a pain, due to the adapter, but it all jsut fit in and was good, would be easier on a Clubby.

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Snap on sell the 1/2 drive 1-5/16
Bit dearer than a supercrap place, but hey....probably about the same as buying a 3/4 el cheapo socket and an adaptor! (Think around the $60 mark)
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go see the tool man, he sells that socket with a 1/2 inch drive. Unlike the stupid 1 3/4 inch ball joint socket. I just welded a smaller socket on there :D

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yep i bit the bullet and went to the tool man and got one thats 1/2" drive for $35, they were out of the 3/4" one, and had an impact one for $24 but it was 3/4" drive
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Money well spent spacey.

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Good work. :)

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here we go..
and should my discs be discoloured like that?
they're smooth as with no grooves or anything.
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and should my discs be discoloured like that?


I know about --> <-- this much about metallurgy, but that almost looks like they're heat affected..
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are the drum braked nuts the same size
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are the drum braked nuts the same size


No they are a fair bit smaller.
I am sorry I cannot give you the correct size, but I answered your question so my job is done.

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willy wrote:
Blokeinamoke wrote:
are the drum braked nuts the same size


No they are a fair bit smaller.
I am sorry I cannot give you the correct size, but I answered your question so my job is done.

Thankyou.


anybody got any ideas - I know it is slightly bigger than 16/16ths - :P
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Mick
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That is an awesome looking disc, it has been rather hot!

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^^^ Agree

It definitely looks like somebody's been doing some spirited driving...

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i think they just cant compete with the power,
and i dont think blackstuffs hold up well when hot.
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