Has anyone actually reversed the clip? It requires a torx bit and my (tiny) T5 is still TOO BIG. So what size do I need to get?
1787166
I havent reversed it but i did have a problem with it coming loose and I also bent it on accident. I am not positive on the torx size, I was lucky enough to have the right size from a phone repair kit i had awhile back. The bit you need is probably available at an auto parts store or hardware store in a precision set. I would also throw some loctite on those threads before i put it back together.
1787167
I took a dremel and a small sanding disk to cut a slot in the screws to use a flat head screwdriver. If you do it, lower the disk straight in, and don't run it back and forth or wobble it. (My first slot was a little big and ugly. The others look pretty nice.)
1312885
yeah, good for torque 34mm better for all round power. May have to rejet it as well.
848622
Not sure I understand your question, but I removed the bleed screw with a T10 torx wrench.
2275942
I did the same damn thing but in reverse I have a poly and bought one for a steel grip and it would not fit the poly at all so I assume the one for the poly will not fit the steel one. Hope this helps
641403
Did you try to put it on? I know it appears to be round, but mine snaps onto the square drive of the tool just fine. Then, each bit can be locked into the opposite end. Hope this helps!
1073873
It takes a "Torx" bit. Looks like a #6. Most interchangeable took kits come with them.
1060771
Has anyone else actually done the modification M. Ferguosn suggested in his posting? Also, what 6 screws? I only see four on the side near the strap lug. Thanks.
1135609
I really doubt it. The twist of the inside 'threads' of the tool only bite into the bolt head when turned counterclockise. Try carefully filing the bolt head to fit a smaller wrench. Worth the effort if you ever need to remove it again. Or look for a tool with a set screw arrangement or a cam action. A very small pipe wrench might work, too. Best of luck, Michael.
1341508
...found the same thing...so, I re-seated it by backing the threads out and re-tightening it for just OK results. To be honest, I ended up purchasing a universal shock mount from on stage hands and use it upside down with a boom stand. THIS works very well.
245914
I have a 2005 Montana, and it was a regular torq socket. i think it was a t-35 or a t-40. but it wasn't a security one, at least not on mine. Alan
1579352
I used a t9 star bitYes it's fit for the arco seHere is a link for that size bit by Home Depot 1 in. Carded Torx T9 MLLD Gray Insert Bit (2-Pack)http://thd.co/17HCSh7
793591
Sounds like the hole is at the lower end of allowed tolerance. Easiest is to return it and get a replacement. If it goes on the spindle but is too tight and you don't want to return it then its likely only a thou or two undersize and a bit of gentle work with an engineers scraper or even a bit of fine emery will take off enough to let it fit smoothly. Any machine shop should have a 5/8" reamer. My saw has a 20mm spindle so I had a local saw shop machine it out to fit that.
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OK FOLKS - since the mfg has never heard of a technical writer, I will explain in plain English. Unlike what the mfg says, you do NOT hold back the black conical end of the attachment that inserts into the body. This part is the part that separates FROM the body. So, just get a thinner-ended pair of scissors that will fit in the little 1mm or so gap and pop it off. It's pretty snug, but if you do it equilaterally, it will be fine. Just give it a few small, quick pops to break the friction then pop off like a cork. I hope this helps you frustrated geeks like myself who want to try the other attachments ASAP! Best, Mike @ MikesSauces dot com.
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I have one on a C-6 and the 5 ft. length is needed to reverse the motion of the shift lever. The shifter lever moves from rear to front(Park to first) & the lever on the trans moves from front to back. That's the reason for the 5ft. cable. I did not see a shorter cable listed when I did my research.
1028159
Yes fits it perfectly just don't like the fact you have to use a Torx driver to install or tighten it.
893048
Sorry, This wheel has the wrong bolt pattern. You need a 5x114.3 bolt pattern for proper fitment. We do carry the wheel in your bolt pattern, but the offset is too low (0mm). You need a mid offset wheel (15-25mm).
1098351
Carried and used mine everyday for 7 months now. Still factory tight. All the screws have Torx® heads. I believe the clip is a #6. Check Sypderco™ website for verification.