KO Wrench

[Bill C.]

Would someone have the contact info for the member that sells the ko wrench or maybe someone that would like to sell one no longer needed ?
Thanks to all that respond. Bill #20328

[Donald L.]

Re: KO Wrench

KNOCK-OFF wheel wrench available, engineered for proper torque with a urethane insert to ... Dennis Portka, 4326 Beetow Dr, Hamburg, NY 14075, 716-649-0921. ...
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[Mike M.]

Re: KO Wrench

bill: i had one, sloopy fit, dangerous to use. sold it and still rely on an old 5# hammer with leather heads.lot cheaper than the tool to boot.mike

[Stephen P.]

Re: KO Wrench

I also had one of the KO wrenches. It came along with my car several years ago. I don't think you can't get the impact with KO wrench that you get with the lead hammer. My experience was that you could tighten with the KO wrench to the point you would spin the tires and then still be able to move the spinner fairly easily with the hammer afterward. I came out OK putting mine on ebay.

Some others may have experienced good results with the KO wrench. I did not.

[Michael H.]

Re: KO Wrench

I also had one of the KO wrenches. It came along with my car several years ago. I don't think you can't get the impact with KO wrench that you get with the lead hammer. My experience was that you could tighten with the KO wrench to the point you would spin the tires and then still be able to move the spinner fairly easily with the hammer afterward. I came out OK putting mine on ebay.

Some others may have experienced good results with the KO wrench. I did not.

I agree. It would probably be difficult to reach the recommended torque with a wrench. The actual torque value for that nut is 450 lb ft.

[John H.]

Re: KO Wrench

Google "******-Thumper"; like the Porsche ads say, "there is no substitute".

Edit: I guess the censor-robot doesn't like the word M U T H E R.