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    Tool Heads, Read This!

    Speed Out-as seen on Tv. Its 20 bucks. Do y'all think this is a great lil tool to have??



    What are some of the best easy out tools in the market.. the speed out caught my eye because it removed a broken bolt on a head. Just curious 2 see what y'all think. Thanks.
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    For the side that is a vortex ,the side that is facing up in the picture, did nothing for me. I got something very similar except it was only that side and it did not do shit. However the side facing down looks as if it might work.
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      #3
      No question(s) asked here are stupid.. but I have a question. Say a screw is stripped...

      How does this speed out work.. do u go clock wise then attach the other side and go counter clock wise for it to come our?
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        #4
        Pretty sure the bottom is the drill to set a hole, then the top is the easy out.

        Also of note - that particular set says it is for screws.


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          #5
          commercial shows it taking bolts out... what's one of thhe best easy outs, out there?
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            #6
            If you are looking to remove bolts, get these sockets.



            I used these to remove rounded transmission mounting bolts with no hassle. The only nut/bolt that I have not be able to get out is a header to block mounting bolt for some reason.
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              #7
              Originally posted by XCRN View Post
              If you are looking to remove bolts, get these sockets.



              I used these to remove rounded transmission mounting bolts with no hassle. The only nut/bolt that I have not be able to get out is a header to block mounting bolt for some reason.
              I have these and I have the speedout too. All have been used with success
              http://i220.photobucket.com/albums/d...82408002-1.jpg

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                #8
                Originally posted by XCRN View Post
                If you are looking to remove bolts, get these sockets.



                I used these to remove rounded transmission mounting bolts with no hassle. The only nut/bolt that I have not be able to get out is a header to block mounting bolt for some reason.
                I've used these to remove rounded bell housing bolts! Man was it a PITA before I got these. After you get the bolt off, the fun part is getting it out of the socket. (Hint: Vice it. Turn clockwise. Works every time.)

                Never tried the speed out but Im going to buy it! Ive got a stripped allen head thats preventing me from taking off my damn bumper on the CB. I've got a damn lip and a set of fogs to put on! Are these available locally or online only?
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                  That socket can't remove broken heads tho. The speed out as seen on tv will. BOBBY HAVE U BOUGHT IT OFF THE TV?
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                    Originally posted by F20A CB7 View Post
                    That socket can't remove broken heads tho. The speed out as seen on tv will. BOBBY HAVE U BOUGHT IT OFF THE TV?
                    no, got it at a pawn shop near me
                    http://i220.photobucket.com/albums/d...82408002-1.jpg

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                      http://www.google.com/search?q=screw...w=1197&bih=775

                      you can get "screw extractors" anywhere (see above), they are a standard tool that work great, you just need to drill a hole (of the correct size) in the center of the broken bolt before using the extractor. this "speedout" is just a set of extractors paired with drill heads, in a form that fits easily into a basic hex-driver power drill that many people have. typically I shy away from these obviously over-marketed, marked-up tools, but it appears to be a pretty good price for a nice combo. Whether you get this one or some other type, they work well for small screws. Once you start getting to 12mm bolts and up, those socket-style ones (shown by others) work great too.


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                        got it for $12 at the pawn shop as used
                        http://i220.photobucket.com/albums/d...82408002-1.jpg

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                          #13
                          I have a set similar to that shown in the OP, purchased at a local Ace Hardware. The only broken bolts I haven't been able to remove are heat sheild to exhaust manifold bolts. I broke one of the tools, they sent me a new one and postage to send the broken one back so they could analyze it.
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