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I dont have any for sale but in my experience the T wrench and a punch work better than the spanner wrench. Just yesterday I cranked down some kings with 700lb springs with just the T wrench.

Part # 25308-100-(2.0 & 2.5) 30313-100-(3.0)

https://www.summitracing.com/parts/KSS-25308-100

 

Just be careful only using the t wrench. I had one snap. The combo prob the way to go.

 

Does it not come with one? I have a set on the way right now.

 

Just the straight punch. Not curved at the tip.

 

Are they sold out? Just curious as it seems like a bunch of vendors have them but I have found previously that usually just means they can order. I ended up just buying one previously. I had borrows when it broke so ended up buying 2. if you were closer id let you use it.

 

There's a couple that have it, but they all want like 20 bucks to ship. Can I rent yours for a couple weeks?

 

You need the straight punch?

 

When I added the Kings to my truck, I installed the backs, then the fronts and assessed where I wanted my fronts to be (i.e. cranked down 6 turns) then popped them off and ran over to King and they compressed the spring and adjusted them exactly where I wanted for no charge. They're in So Cal. Just throwing that out there.

RZ Rob

 

The straight punch was included. However, from what I have read on TW it is a PITA/worthless to use. I'm trying to get my hands on the t-bar one with the curved tip to squeeze into the corners

 

This is dead accurate. The T handle one allows you to easily adjust on the truck. The straight punch doesn't work because the resi hose gets in the way.

 

Thanks Rob. Im about 2.5 hrs from LA but this might be my best clean option. I'll look into this.

 

I have both let me find them if I can and send them to you

 

You mentioned paying high shipping, but here it is with free shipping.

https://downsouthmotorsports.com/i-366948-king-coil-nut-tool.html

 

Thanks Rick!

Hmm let me check. I specifically remember checking DSM. I did have like 6 open tabs at the time so I may have got it confused with another page/site. Most siteswere about $33-35 for the wrench and $16-20 to ship.

 

Unless it’s exempt or something, it says on the page in red lettering that all their products ship for free.

 

Ya they are sneaky. Just tried to order and it was gunna be 62 bucks. I called and apparently the free shipping is only over $100.

 

Well that's some stupid shit.

 

Yeah, it's frustrating that the cheapest shipping I have been able to find is $18. Seems a little rich for something that would fit in a medium sized bubble envelope.

 

1/4" wobble ratchet extension from harbor freight works fine on my 10" coilovers