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We should have clarified this first, whats the specific situation that you're talking about Joe?

I'm assuming that the inside of the "hex bolt" is stripped but you can still get on the rounded outside portion of it? Something like this...

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If so, vise grips will work just fine if you aren't limited to how much room you have to work with. You can also get a special bolt extractor socket that fits onto the end of a ratchet wrench, there are few stores in SD that would sell one though. I know of one or two off the top of my head but I don't think it would be a Home Depot stocked tool, unfortunately. Here's what it looks like though...

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The caravan up there was worth it for sure and as for no one passing you, me and my freind were discussing that in the car on the way up, i think no one else knew where they were going well at least i didnt because i jumped in front once and then regreted that and fell to the back cause i didnt want to get lost

but an off topic question.

what machine shop does everyone down here in san diego use i was going to go to W.A.M. but heard bad things from my small block chevy friend
 
We should have clarified this first, whats the specific situation that you're talking about Joe?

I'm assuming that the inside of the "hex bolt" is stripped but you can still get on the rounded outside portion of it? Something like this...

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If so, vise grips will work just fine if you aren't limited to how much room you have to work with. You can also get a special bolt extractor socket that fits onto the end of a ratchet wrench, there are few stores in SD that would sell one though. I know of one or two off the top of my head but I don't think it would be a Home Depot stocked tool, unfortunately. Here's what it looks like though...

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Yea come to think about it, I do have limited space. It is the two hex bolts that hold the J-pipe to the turbo inlet (I think thats what its called). I have to use a 7mm allen wrench.
 

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^ hahaha

thanks for the advice for hopsing, im still trying to figure out what im taking/ going to say at the shop.

but very much appreciated thank you.
 
Hopsing fix everything, and also turn you into a budist. Best work and best price in all southern california. Quick turn around, an if he likes your he will group you"

maybe i SHOULD just go to WAM WTF hahahaha
 
Nah, Hopsing knows heads... he is the man to go with, but if you get bronze guides, dont let him tell you otherwise, tell him they need to be installed.... LOL
 
We should have clarified this first, whats the specific situation that you're talking about Joe?

I'm assuming that the inside of the "hex bolt" is stripped but you can still get on the rounded outside portion of it? Something like this...

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If so, vise grips will work just fine if you aren't limited to how much room you have to work with. You can also get a special bolt extractor socket that fits onto the end of a ratchet wrench, there are few stores in SD that would sell one though. I know of one or two off the top of my head but I don't think it would be a Home Depot stocked tool, unfortunately. Here's what it looks like though...

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Hey Corey or Chris, so what would you recommend for taking out a 7mm stripped hex bolt in a tight location? Sorry to bug about this.
 

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We should have clarified this first, whats the specific situation that you're talking about Joe?

I'm assuming that the inside of the "hex bolt" is stripped but you can still get on the rounded outside portion of it? Something like this...

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If so, vise grips will work just fine if you aren't limited to how much room you have to work with. You can also get a special bolt extractor socket that fits onto the end of a ratchet wrench, there are few stores in SD that would sell one though. I know of one or two off the top of my head but I don't think it would be a Home Depot stocked tool, unfortunately. Here's what it looks like though...

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Those sure are some purty cuticles you got there, hitting up the nail salon on your free time?
 

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Damn I just reread Cory's post...haha my dumb as.s didnt continue reading otherwise I would have noticed he put the solution. Thanks everyone for the pointers. Im gonna try all these suggestions.
 
my my... 17 psi feels so much stronger than 13 LOL, cant wait to get it tuned tuned to a proper afr an get the timing in check
 
ya i was there you took pics of it even , it was the horrible paint job 92 talon tsi awd with the faded paint and spray painted hood with hood pins
 
So do you think im stupid for selling this car or what
My 1993 Eagle Talon Tsi AWD

Linky no worky for me, I wouldnt say your stupid man, people just get bored of their cars sometimes I guess. Sometimes I see these guys selling badass cars and I'm like WTh is there prob man I would never sell a car like that. But I guess people change ya know. I won't ever sell my cars though, I love them too much haha

ya i was there you took pics of it even , it was the horrible paint job 92 talon tsi awd with the faded paint and spray painted hood with hood pins

Haha really? Dam wish u would of said something man, would of liked to meet u. Which talon was it because I photographed alot of 1gb talons
 
this one
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thats correct, along with a few other tricks.

getting the IAT welded in by Garage GT right now... guy wasnt sure if the welder was going to be in today... but its on the way to work
 
The fact that i work the day my suspension comes in makes me want to (╯°□°)╯︵ ┻━┻

but the fact that i have comic con following, makes me happy
 
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