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CS,
You DA GIRL! You put the muffler hangers on by yourself. I'm impressed. I have doen that job and even with a couple floor jacks and getting thoes hooks really close together, it is STILL a job. You go girl! I think you can use a Metric bolt the same size thread and just use them instead of the locks, I don't think there is much of a threat of theft for these old wheels out there. You can buy them all day long at Pull-A-Part for $25.00 tire and all. I kept a set of 15" Centra's and two had locks and a 2 didn't, but had a metric bolt holding the caps on. The Centra's may go on Abby when she is running and looking better.
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1986 Euro 500SEC "RUF" 9:1CR, "Rose" 1985 Euro 500SEC Cabriolet AMG Widebody 1982 Euro 500SEL "Blue" 2001 Texas Heeler (Aussie/Queensland X) "Sulphie", 2012 Queensland Red Heeler "Squeak" Best dogs I've ever had. |
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wasn't easy but I'm proud
got that muffler tight as can be up to the undercarraige bolt used a 2 by 4 & a milk crate & some heavy low box to wedge under the wood to keep it up LOL then I wrestled a good time til I finally figured to use a screwdriver to pry & position & well its done so saved that $ got my wheel locks off so now the hunt is on I took them to another MB mech who the locksmith recommended lucky thing he is a few blocks from my home anyway he said to be careful of getting bolts as they are beveled & a straight bolt head could get wedged I cleaned up the locks they are not symetrical looks like a hand cut head I don;t know I found out they are 8mm & I might see if Home depot has some similar & I like to get them in stainless if I can probllem solved anyway if I don't put them on too tight I can use a screwdriver to take them 0ff \ ![]()
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