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YOUR RESEARCHBK lowering mounts - success at last!

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Run across an ad

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I ran across an ad for this stuff (haven't tried it yet), it may be a good idea to keep a can handy for next time:

BK lowering mounts - success at last!
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Replace tired old one, and a can of canned air

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I finally got round to buying a nice new T40 bit to replace my tired old one, and a can of Canned Air.

BK lowering mounts - success at last!
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Replace tired old one, and a can of canned air

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I finally got round to buying a nice new T40 bit to replace my tired old one, and a can of Canned Air.

BK lowering mounts - success at last!

Use can upside-down

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By using the can upside-down to freeze the bolts, I could get them out with only the torque of a ratchet screwdriver, whereas previously even a 10" bar wouldn't move them before the bit cammed out.

BK lowering mounts - success at last!
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Replace tired old one, and a can of canned air

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Suggestion · Original poster

I finally got round to buying a nice new T40 bit to replace my tired old one, and a can of Canned Air.

BK lowering mounts - success at last!

Run across an ad

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I ran across an ad for this stuff (haven't tried it yet), it may be a good idea to keep a can handy for next time:

BK lowering mounts - success at last!

Use can upside-down

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Suggestion · Original poster

By using the can upside-down to freeze the bolts, I could get them out with only the torque of a ratchet screwdriver, whereas previously even a 10" bar wouldn't move them before the bit cammed out.

BK lowering mounts - success at last!
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Glad you got that fixed.

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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

I've had a set of lowering mounts for about three months now, but I couldn't fit them to my GT3 seats due to some recalcitrant Torx bolts. I finally got round to buying a nice new T40 bit to replace my tired old one, and a can of Canned Air. Ta-Da! By using the can upside-down to freeze the bolts, I could get them out with only the torque of a ratchet screwdriver, whereas previously even a 10" bar wouldn't move them before the bit cammed out. I drove to work this morning in my newly-lowered seat, relishing my ability to see the top of the rev-counter for the first time. Track days should also be a lot more comfortable!

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Glad you got that fixed. I know how frustrating that can be. Been there, done that. I ran across an ad for this stuff (haven't tried it yet), it may be a good idea to keep a can handy for next time: http://www.crcindustries.com/auto/content/fzo.aspx

POST 3 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

That looks like good stuff to have, especially with the free first can!

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