inkerb2b
Junior Ruckster
b2b crew... Graff since 1982
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Post by inkerb2b on Oct 12, 2008 21:51:59 GMT -5
i just cant figure out how to take it off and put it on the new frame. I appreciate any help
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Post by speednimpho on Oct 13, 2008 9:20:48 GMT -5
Hey its not rocket science the one that looks like a rivot its a backwards screw and the one that looks like a allen key hole is just to keep the lock in place. with a pressure plier grip the rivot looking one and loosen remember righty tighty lefty loosy and make sure to grip it right if not you will strip the F@%K out of it. i just did my lowered seat frame on friday and took me about 25 mins to do with the removal and replacement of the lock with a lil of johnny walker thanks hope this helps. let me know if this worked.
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inkerb2b
Junior Ruckster
b2b crew... Graff since 1982
Posts: 88
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Post by inkerb2b on Oct 13, 2008 23:54:40 GMT -5
i got two big holes on my civic tranny and since i didnt had help to lift the new one, i got fustrated, i log in to RC and saw ur post. I was like eh, let me calm my nervs doing that.... Well i just stripped the F@%k out of it... I got s0me cheap husky pliers and i couldnt take it off...AHHRGGG!i guess il go to sleep instead
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inkerb2b
Junior Ruckster
b2b crew... Graff since 1982
Posts: 88
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Post by inkerb2b on Oct 13, 2008 23:55:42 GMT -5
thanks for the help tho
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Post by speednimpho on Oct 14, 2008 13:51:51 GMT -5
 quitter hey man i got a heavy duty "PRESSURE PLIER" and with the front of the teeth of the plier grip the screw TIGHT gently turn man i feel your pain but by then i would pulled out a grinder and grinded the whole bracket out and rewelded it to the other lowered frame lmao jk patience is the key to success. i have a 2002 Honda Civic with 146k miles on it SPOONED Out and everything i do it with patience
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inkerb2b
Junior Ruckster
b2b crew... Graff since 1982
Posts: 88
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Post by inkerb2b on Oct 14, 2008 14:11:26 GMT -5
quitter? Dude.... I love to work on my cars and i can be on it all day l0ng, but having my job, its pretty fuckd up, im a ro0fer, and yesterday i workd from 8 to 7... But ima do it today... Let me see s0me pics of ur civic
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inkerb2b
Junior Ruckster
b2b crew... Graff since 1982
Posts: 88
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Post by inkerb2b on Oct 14, 2008 14:19:10 GMT -5
oh and i forgot. I did used pressure pliers, but them cheap mofos didnt even gripd. Thats why the screw and the paint got f@%d... I was doing that on the roof of my crx and in several times i was about to hit it with the frame
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Post by speednimpho on Oct 15, 2008 8:07:18 GMT -5
im going to send you the pics by email
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Post by speednimpho on Oct 15, 2008 12:45:56 GMT -5
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Post by quickstarr on Oct 31, 2008 17:54:46 GMT -5
Moved mine today, used a small pair of vice grips. Took all of five minutes.
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Post by ruckdork on Nov 3, 2008 22:38:46 GMT -5
The way i did it (thx to tip on TR) was to grind a slot into the head of the rivet looking screw, and take a big screw driver to it. Worked great. Then I just replaced it with a metric bolt.
peace
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inkerb2b
Junior Ruckster
b2b crew... Graff since 1982
Posts: 88
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Post by inkerb2b on Nov 4, 2008 0:50:19 GMT -5
my bad i didnt posted that i to0k it off already. The husky brand pres. pliers didnt workd so i bought s0me vice grips. Came off 1st try real quick. Thanks 4 the tips tho
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Post by roy77 on Jul 24, 2014 17:40:40 GMT -5
It 's not that easy Einstein. . Hey its not rocket science the one that looks like a rivot its a backwards screw and the one that looks like a allen key hole is just to keep the lock in place. with a pressure plier grip the rivot looking one and loosen remember righty tighty lefty loosy and make sure to grip it right if not you will strip the F@%K out of it. i just did my lowered seat frame on friday and took me about 25 mins to do with the removal and replacement of the lock with a lil of johnny walker thanks hope this helps. let me know if this worked. |
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Post by Jet doc on Feb 5, 2016 19:52:19 GMT -5
The way i did it (thx to tip on TR) was to grind a slot into the head of the rivet looking screw, and take a big screw driver to it. Worked great. Then I just replaced it with a metric bolt. peace |
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