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  1. 02-01-2009, 10:37 AM #1
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    Question 95 Integra cv axel socket size???

    can anyone tell me what size socket i need to take the main nut off my 95 ls?
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  2. 02-01-2009, 10:47 AM #2
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    if your talking about the axel nut its a 32mm socket btw your gonna need and a hell of alot of muscle, wd-40, and screaming. good luck homie



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  3. 02-01-2009, 10:51 AM #3
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    Quote Originally Posted by HatchHero
    if your talking about the axel nut its a 32mm socket btw your gonna need and a hell of alot of muscle, wd-40, and screaming. good luck homie
    lol yea i kno..... lol but thanx alot bro now i gotta go buy the socket and get back started
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    Quote Originally Posted by HatchHero
    your gonna need and a hell of alot of muscle, wd-40, and screaming. good luck homie
    or do what my bro did. take apart my weight bench bar, and use the 4 foot long bar as a breaker bar. so0o0o0o much easier. sometimes cheaper it you don't have a torque wrench or don't want to borrow one. a PVC pipe will domtimes work. more leverage you have the easier it will be. good luck man
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  5. 02-02-2009, 08:38 AM #5
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    yea we got them off lol we used a pole off a trampoline that was about ten feet long....lol
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    96mm

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    300 ft/lbs electric Impact FTW lol


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    Quote Originally Posted by EJ1soSlo
    300 ft/lbs electric Impact FTW lol
    thats the only way to do it, lol
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  9. 02-02-2009, 11:51 AM #9
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    32mm | torque to 134 ft-lbs

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  10. 02-02-2009, 01:54 PM #10
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    I got them off we used a tourqe wrench with a ten foot trampolene pole to break it...lol
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    lol you mean i got them off. let me kno when you get that hoist and i'll come back to help you pull it. o yea and i got the cam and lifters for the camaro. just waitin on the roller rockers to come in.
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    Quote Originally Posted by joshk5145
    lol you mean i got them off. let me kno when you get that hoist and i'll come back to help you pull it. o yea and i got the cam and lifters for the camaro. just waitin on the roller rockers to come in.
    yea yea u got one off but m da one who cut tha boot and got that fuckn shit all over me lol and u betta get sum good shit for that maro cuz my gsr gona wwalk all ova it lol but thanks for da help +rep to my boy josh cuz he needs it
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    Quote Originally Posted by 99jdmLs
    or do what my bro did. take apart my weight bench bar, and use the 4 foot long bar as a breaker bar. so0o0o0o much easier. sometimes cheaper it you don't have a torque wrench or don't want to borrow one. a PVC pipe will domtimes work. more leverage you have the easier it will be. good luck man
    Quote Originally Posted by Le_Stat
    I got them off we used a tourqe wrench with a ten foot trampolene pole to break it...lol
    You remove nuts with a torque wrench
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  14. 02-03-2009, 06:30 AM #14
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    Quote Originally Posted by speedminded
    You remove nuts with a torque wrench
    i think thats what i was called im kinda new at all this.... lol
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    Quote Originally Posted by Le_Stat
    i think thats what i was called im kinda new at all this.... lol
    I would not be surprised that a torque wrench was used, for the average home mechanic it's the biggest wrench they own. The issue is a torque wrench is a calibrated tool, a breaker bar is not and a jack handle or pipe easily fits over it...

    1/2" Drive 25" Breaker Bar - $12.99

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    yea thats what we used one jus like that
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