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Old 01-16-2010, 10:21 PM   #51
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See? I'm not the only one that doesn't read all the posts....hahahaha!
That is painfully obvious. LOL
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Old 01-17-2010, 12:05 PM   #52
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That is painfully obvious. LOL
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Reading comprehension FTW!
I'd comprehend if I actually read it....hahahahaha!
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I'd comprehend if I actually read it....hahahahaha!
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Old 01-17-2010, 02:12 PM   #56
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Thought about that, and that would be a worst case deal. Anybody can monkey it. I prefer to do my shit right. haha. Neener neener!
Mine is at the track. I'll run by "the shop" today and see if they have another one for you.

If you wanted to do it THAT right - you'd buy the STM tool
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Mine is at the track. I'll run by "the shop" today and see if they have another one for you.

If you wanted to do it THAT right - you'd buy the STM tool
hahahaha!
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Old 01-17-2010, 04:47 PM   #58
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Yea, I'll loan you mine....it's a 3'' 20mm bolt and a pair of vise grips....
Don't know exactly where you're at on finding the tool but using Tigger's idea ......


Go to your local hardware store ( ACE Hardware has a great selection here ) and find a graded bolt with a 20 mm head.

Get two nuts to fit that bolt. "Jam nut" them together.

Place head of bolt into ducati part and your torque wrench/socket on the TOP nut.

Tighten to specs

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Don't know exactly where you're at on finding the tool but using Tigger's idea ......


Go to your local hardware store ( ACE Hardware has a great selection here ) and find a graded bolt with a 20 mm head.

Get two nuts to fit that bolt. "Jam nut" them together.

Place head of bolt into ducati part and your torque wrench/socket on the TOP nut.

Tighten to specs

Need my pay addy for payment?

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This

I did this for the front axle nut for a R6 (except I TIG welded the nut to the bolt) but it worked like a champ.
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I did this for the front axle nut for a R6 (except I TIG welded the nut to the bolt) but it worked like a champ.
Yea I have a bolt and nut "tool" that is well over 10 years old.
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