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hippysmack [Evo Engine]
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 You can also use a 1/4" ratcheting wrench with 1/4" attachments (cheap attachments are easy to replace). \\
-Makes hard to get at Allen heads such as the speedo sender and the rear left rocker cover bolts easy to remove/replace. \\
+It's easier to get at Allen heads such as the speedo sender and the rear left rocker cover bolts easy to remove/replace. \\
+It's a slimmer profile ratchet that can be useful at times. ((Sportsterpaul of the XLFORUM http://xlforum.net/forums/showthread.php?p=5924506#post5924506)) \\
 This is a 'Snap On Blue Point' brand 1/4" and 5/16" offset/reversible wrench ($32 delivered). \\
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 ^  Offset wrench for rocker box cover. ((photo by AussieGazza of the XLFORUM http://xlforum.net/forums/showthread.php?postid=1181033))  ^
+A company called KATAR makes a wrench specifically for the Evo lower rocker box bolts. Made in the USA. \\
+It's a reversible ratcheting box wrench with a deep well 7/16" socket. \\
+This allows for removal or installation of the lower rocker box hex nut bolts. \\
+It has a long handle and a short profile making it easier to get to the bolts. \\
+However, it's best to only install the bolts to snug, then use a 1/4" beam type torque wrench to finish bolt installation. \\
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