Stainless steel knock ons

[joea]

www.cobraaccessories.com has them

[DougD]

Mike,
Here's an old thread, but still applicable...source for KO hammers.

http://www.clubcobra.com/forums/show...ight=knock+off

[Chaplin]

Originally posted by joea


I was just joing to head-butt my spinners on

I would advise against that. Remember, you don't want to damage the spinners

You can also get the hammers directly from trigo www.trigowheels.com

[RACER X #99]

Industrial quality lead hammers are available at most industry type wholesalers. (not Home Depot,Graingers)
I got mine from Turtle and Hughes in Bridgewater NJ. $19.00
These are not show quality but they are lead and will get your spinners on and off.

RD

[Bill V]

Just want to underscore what Bob said about safety wire. Fasteners, or in this case spinners, can work themselves loose given enough time and/or vibration and stress. Anyone who has worked on aircraft either in the military or civilian world can attest to this. Safety wire is the one way to ensure that your wheels stay put so by all means use the lead hammer to get the right amount of torque but then safety wire your spinners in place, observing the proper rotation for each side of your vehicle. Don't gamble with your lives.

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