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  1. #1
    How do get a really tight nut off the wheel?
    its been tightened pretty hard and i really need to get the wheel off. any techniques?

  2. #2
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    Piece of long, strong PVC pip over the wheel brase and push down or sit on it

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    other day had this problem, and used an old clothes line....

    But You can basically use any long hollow, metal pipe of some sort and put it over the wheel brace and leaver it lose

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    long metal pipe would be best
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  5. #5
    i did this on my corolla... ended up snapping three of the bolts

    but yeah, if it's got to come off, it's got to come off.

  6. #6
    cross pipe
    フジタエンジニアリング

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    hire a fat chick

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    My question is why they get so tight. Do they get tighter as you drive or something?

  9. #9
    Quote Originally Posted by XXpl0Sive
    My question is why they get so tight. Do they get tighter as you drive or something?
    Yes. But if u Jack up your car slightly ( so that the tyres still grip the ground, but so that the weight is off them) the lug nuts will be slightlty easier to turn as the weight of each corner of the car is off them..

    Also try a normal wheel brace ( four way one ) with a pipe on either side for more leverage

  10. #10
    thanks for the replies. metal pipe done the job.

  11. #11
    Good ol breaker bar.

  12. #12
    Quote Originally Posted by Coolies
    thanks for the replies. metal pipe done the job.
    Andy, next time just use an air gun.

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