Or get a spring puller tool :lol

 

Channel locks work fine.

 

Or get a spring puller tool :lol

:iamwithst

But your way works too! :lol

 

Or get a spring puller tool :lol

Does any one know where I can get a spring puller tool, I've been to quite a few stores looking for it, even web site, and can't find them. Any help would be appreciated. Btw, I've been able to remove the springs using neddle nose pliers, but I'd rather have the required tool.:dunno

 

Does any one know where I can get a spring puller tool, I've been to quite a few stores looking for it, even web site, and can't find them. Any help would be appreciated. Btw, I've been able to remove the springs using neddle nose pliers, but I'd rather have the required tool.:dunno

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8th Item down. You should be able to go into your local dealer or accesory shop and order them.

 

i love my home made spring puller tool......

 

Coat hanger... enought said

 

i use a mini paint roller

 

Pliers worked fine for me!

 

yup, coat hanger bent into the shape of a spring puller tool, done

 

Channel locks work fine.

my personnal choise:thumbup

 

Or get a spring puller tool :lol

:iamwithst two examples of mine, I prefer the heavier duty round one over the triangle :thumbup


helps prevent bloody noses when the pliers slip off the spring & whack you in the snozeroni :lol :lol :lol

 

did anyone else find the Graves header springs a little tricky to install? or was it just my two left hands?

 

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8th Item down. You should be able to go into your local dealer or accesory shop and order them.

anubis, you really are helpful:yesnod

 

The triangle one looks like the one that comes with a Micron slipon

 

My M4 came with a spring puller and no problem getting all the springs attached to the exhaust .

 

:iamwithst two examples of mine, I prefer the heavier duty round one over the triangle :thumbup


helps prevent bloody noses when the pliers slip off the spring & whack you in the snozeroni :lol :lol :lol

Looks just like the long question mark in above photo.

 

Actually, using heavy-duty nylon construction twine works very well, and does not scratch the surface of the headers. Best part, $3.00 for 100 ft. Plus, you can manipulate it in places a straight hook can not go.

I agree with the comment about the Graves headers. They seem to have the bosses in the wrong locations--but hey, they did win Superstock in '04.

 

Are you guys serious!!!! Pull em like a man.....Ive never used anything but my hands...:fact



:beer :beer

 

The triangle one looks like the one that comes with a Micron slipon

couldn't remember where I got it, but I think your right :yesnod


must have got it when I had this can on the bike, and yes, its the same bike (older pic) :yesnod

 

Are you guys serious!!!! Pull em like a man.....Ive never used anything but my hands...:fact

:beer :beer

Parental warning: Wheats got some serious cahones (my fingers smart just thinking about that) don't try this at home kids :lol :lol

Wheat's so tought he doesn't use a bottle opener either . . . he just chomps off the top of the bottle before drinking it :lol

 

Parental warning: Wheats got some serious cahones (my fingers smart just thinking about that) don't try this at home kids :lol :lol

Wheat's so tought he doesn't use a bottle opener either . . . he just chomps off the top of the bottle before drinking it :lol

:yesnod :beer :beer

 

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8th Item down. You should be able to go into your local dealer or accesory shop and order them.

Thanks for advise, got the web site and ordering soon. :thumbup