Tool for splitting rays wheels

[Alan B.]

you can buy them in most autofactors i bought mine only E5 a size 8 i forget the correct name for them, im sure someone knows it tho

multispline socket???
you'll need an 8 or a 10 for the bolt, and a 10 or a 12 for the nut on the back.
varies from wheel to wheel.

then just cut the sealant, and prise apart or use a rubber mallet.

there is no special tool.

(actually, im sure there probably is a special tool out there somewhere, but i'd bet nobody has ever actually seen one.)

[skinnynphats200]

multispline socket???
you'll need an 8 or a 10 for the bolt, and a 10 or a 12 for the nut on the back.
varies from wheel to wheel.

then just cut the sealant, and prise apart or use a rubber mallet.

there is no special tool.

(actually, im sure there probably is a special tool out there somewhere, but i'd bet nobody has ever actually seen one.)

Yes I tried this multispline socket but the socket doesnt seem to fit exactly right it doesnt go on fully and the next size up is too big and I didnt want to risk ringing the head on the bolt

[Tekno Twinky]

imperial and metric are slightly in between some sizes depending. its a standard tool

[Alan B.]

get a CLEAR pic of the head of the bolt up.

[skinnynphats200]

get a CLEAR pic of the head of the bolt up.

Will do later, cheers

[alloy]

Fairly sure you can gets these sockets in halfords