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I just tried removing my stock wheel. I bought the correct tamper bit and the extension. Loaded it in my electric drill and it still wouldn't budge. Is it something
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I just tried removing my stock wheel. I bought the correct tamper bit and the extension. Loaded it in my electric drill and it still wouldn't budge. Is it something I have to have an air tool for?
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09-24-2012, 04:12 PM
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I wouldnt think so. Mine were very tight as well, they looked like they were dunked in lock tite. Maybe your drill sucks lol. Just be careful what ever you end up using and dont strip those heads, or you will have an even longer day.
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