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Anybody Got A Pair Of C-spanners I Can Borrow? [sydney Southwest]

Andi

By Andi,
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Andi

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Hey guys,

Just wondering if anybody could lend me a pair of their C-spanners so I can adjust the height of my car? Just got it back and the front bar is WAY too low so I need to raise the bugger. :wave:

Or anybody know where I can get a set locally for a decent price?

I'm in the St Johns Park/Liverpool area and the coilovers are buddy clubs but I think any Tein/HKS/G4/etc C-spanner should do the trick?

Thanks in advance and much appreciation guys. :(

Cheers,

Andy

0431 789 454

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Duncan Grand Master

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hi mate, I don't have any, you can just use a pry bar/big screw driver and hammer if you can't get one.

otherwise bearing shops and motorsport shops carry them

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