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Old 08-09-2010, 11:52 PM   #1
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Help-Wrench for coilovers
Hey guys anyone know where I can get a wrench for JIC Coilovers? Are they specific for each branch or can some generic one work from another brand? I bought a set of used JIC Coilovers and old owner lost the wrench =P
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Tein wrenches will work
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Thanks Jing do you know where I can get one?? Thanks!!
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I've purchased a pair of Tein spanner wrenches from Garage 5 before, much cheaper than JIC by the way. I'd imagine any local coilover reseller should be able to order you a set. Try contacting the RS sponsors first.
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Will do thanks Bonka!

Anyone know how much a wrench costs typically?
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When I bought mine, they were around $30 for a pair but I do believe they are still around that price. These were the older style as Tein has a nicer looking unit out now. I do remember that JIC wrenches were around $80. If you can find a compatible one at a hardware store those should work too.
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$30 sounds about right.
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Waste of money, use an old 3/8 extension and a mallet, thousand time's quicker.
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Thanks for all the help guys!
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