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Thumbs down Ssi Help !!!!!!

My exhaust nuts are 12mm (outside diamiter) but the hole in the SSI's will not allow a 12mm socket to pass through. Only an 11mm will. But, the nuts are 8mm 1.25 pitch, so I don't think anyone makes one that's an 11mm??


You guys that have SSI's..... Do you have 11mm nuts, or what?

I think I'm going to have to grind down a socket, which is no big deal, but the walls are going to be offly thin!

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Use barrel nuts for the ones that line up with the holes through the exchanger.

For the ones that don't, use one of these tools:







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Just looked up barrel nuts" on google. I get it now.

I ended up grinding down a 12mm socket. Oh well. Yea, the rest of them were easy with various wrenches. I just hope I never have to take them off. What a pain.

I will post some pics soon. Oh, and the new wheels are on, so I will post pics of them, too.
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Hope you used anti-seize. Barrel nuts would be best for handling and torquing.
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Hey Chad,
Did you get my PM? If you already did the hex nuts, I'd replace them with new barrels before the hex nuts have a chance to freeze up.
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If the ground down 12mm socket bothers you, have a mechanic friend (or whoever) get you a thin wall Snap-On. I believe that's what other people have used?
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I had to make a 12mm copy of the" twisted" wrench that came with my SSI,s as the one I recieved was a 13mm. I had no problem finding a socket that would pass through the holes.
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I had no problem finding a socket that would pass through the holes.
Good point. I think most deep sockets are thinner than standard/short sockets.

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