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Motion Pro makes a Stud Remover Tool in 3 sizes does anyone know what size studs are in the Banshee Cylinders

 

 

Stud Installation Tools

This tool will install cylinder studs on most motorcycles. Hex head is 3/4" or 19mm. Sold individually and in a set with three metric sizes.

6mm x 1.00 Stud Tool

Part Number: 08-0149 - 6mm x 1.00 Stud Tool - $17.90

Part Number: 08-0150 - 8mm x 1.25 Stud Tool - $17.90

Part Number: 08-0151 - 10mm x 1.25 Stud Tool - $17.90

Part Number: 08-0152 - (6, 8 & 10mm) Set of 3 - $50.20

 

I realy don't want to buy the set

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Motion Pro makes a Stud Remover Tool in 3 sizes does anyone know what size studs are in the Banshee Cylinders

Stud Installation Tools

This tool will install cylinder studs on most motorcycles. Hex head is 3/4" or 19mm. Sold individually and in a set with three metric sizes.

6mm x 1.00 Stud Tool

Part Number: 08-0149 - 6mm x 1.00 Stud Tool - $17.90

Part Number: 08-0150 - 8mm x 1.25 Stud Tool - $17.90

Part Number: 08-0151 - 10mm x 1.25 Stud Tool - $17.90

Part Number: 08-0152 - (6, 8 & 10mm) Set of 3 - $50.20

 

I realy don't want to buy the set

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Dont know what size the cylinder studs are, but I bought some stud removers a while back for my banshee when I was doing my passion motor. I just went to sears and bought a set of craftsman stud removers. The whole kit was only like $30.00 and has like 7 differnt sizes. They worked like a charm!

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How about run 2 nuts on the stud, tighten them together and use the bottom one to remove the stud? It's free and you don't need to go to the store to do it?

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I tried that...studs were too tight. That is the way I usually do it, but it wouldnt work. As a matter of fact that was the only time that method wouldn't work for me.

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If you don't care about the old ones and have new ones to put in, just use vise grips to remove the old ones. then use the nut technique for the new ones going in. if the old ones are really in there, try and use some penetrating oil or wd-40 or similar.

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If you don't care about the old ones and have new ones to put in, just use vise grips to remove the old ones.  then use the nut technique for the new ones going in.  if the old ones are really in there, try and use some penetrating oil or wd-40 or similar.

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A word of advise...if you gonna remove the cylinder studs, you should try heating the cases up with a torch. 3 other guys removed their studs the same time I did. Two of them broke one off in the cases. I heated mine up and had no troubles, and the other guy had a bike that was only 6mo. old, and he had no trouble at all.

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Our Harbor Frieght store has a set of 4 that will work for you and i think they were only like 10-12 dollars!

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