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Billet Machined Adjustable Shock Shaft Maintenance Pliers
C25882RED
OVERVIEW
The next time you build or rebuild your vehicle’s shocks, make the job a lot easier with our new Billet Machined Adjustable Shock Shaft Maintenance Pliers. The pliers allow you to grip your shock shafts when assembling or maintaining your RC vehicle shocks without scoring or scratching the shaft surface. The adjustable spring-loaded handle keeps the pliers closed to free up your hands, and the holding area has four different diameter openings (2mm, 2.5mm, 3mm, 4mm) to accommodate most RC shock shafts. The pliers are available in black, blue, orange, red, or silver finishes.
NOTE: Some parts include new hardware where applicable, but some parts are designed to use your original hardware and fasteners.
Item# C25882RED Barcode: 91789021471
Fitment and tips
Tip: Tool/setup accessory – fitment does not apply. Confirm size and application before use.
| Weight | 0.17 lbs |
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Bob R. –
Nice piece of aluminum
This is easily the highest quality hand tool I’ve ever used. My garage is full of Craftsmen and Snap-On tools, but they got nothing on these shock pliers. The joints feel like they have ball bearings in them. Sure makes working on shocks a breeze. I thought the price was a bit steep, but decided to take a chance and boy am I glad I did. They sure have reduced the amount of profanity coming out of my hobby room when I’m rebuilding shocks.