Ark20

Hi All,

I have been searching for a thread which listed some cost effective tools for center lock wheels and can’t seem to find it. I’m planning to do a handful of HPDEs this year and will be doing my own brake flushes. From my understanding need a big *** breaker bar , a torque multiplier and a torque wrench.

Am I on the right path?
Thanks!

74goldtarga

https://rennlist.com/forums/991-gt3-...ck-wheels.html

Ark20

Appreciate it. I read through that article. There was another where the gentleman had listed some tools from eBay/amazon. I’ll keep searching. Thanks again

TinyPP

I have the tools required and I have only used them once. Like new condition. I have since sold my GT3 and would like to see them go to a fellow Rennlist member. I'll price them very reasonably. Feel free to PM me your contact info and I can send you what I have. I'm in SoCal as an fyi. I'll send you a PM as well. Cheers!

991carreradriver

At a minimum you will need a tool (Precision Instruments makes a good one) to remove the center lock. This is usually a large breaker bar and a torque wrench. Truthfully, this gets old really quick at the track. Some folks move on to the Rentorc tool, which is a special purpose torque multiplier. Others just use a torque multiplier. Others move on the the Hytorc tool, which in my opinion is the only way to go but pricey.

After you conduct your research, if you decide on a torque multiplier, I have a Stanley Proto 6:1 1200 ft lb torque multiplier that I will listing for sale soon. PM me if interested.

konrad h1

Precision Instruments Torque Wrench C5D600F, long 3/4" drive breaker bar, short (2-3") 3/4" drive extension, 36" ratcheting bar clamp/spreader (to apply the brake while removing/replacing front wheels). Good to go.

Ark20

Thanks for posting. What size breaker bar are you using?

Ark20

hey man. Let me know what you got. Thanks!

WP0

if you’re reasonably big, you won’t need a torque multiplier, but if you weigh less than 160lbs, you’ll probably need one. Otherwise you are on the right track: probably lots of used equipment available on the Rennlist Marketplace, or eBay, but you can also buy new. I personally went with the Teng Tools torque wrench, but most others went with the Precision Tools.

TinyPP

All PMs responded to.

I also have:

Brand new never used 991 GT3 OEM Car cover
CTEK Battery Charger
Various oil change related parts
Belt

konrad h1

36" to 40" breaker bar and 195 lbs will do the trick.

Awm3awm5

Anyone know of a center lock guide tool at a good price? Thanks in advance.

monochrom3

I’ve got a spare one of these I’ll do 160 shipped. PM me if interested

https://www.suncoastparts.com/product/CLTOOL.html