How do I torque base hardware on oversized cylinder casting?

[yamanube]

I am running a ProTec cylinder and had to install two studs on the exhaust side and the casting overlaps almost all of the hardware. I got all of the intake side torqued and with a bit of work got the center exhaust side torqued but there is no way I can get a socket on the two outer exhaust side nuts.

 

[whitca]

Crows foot

 

[yamanube]

Crows foot

That's exactly what I need!

 

[B.Mag]

http://www.motionpro.com/motorcycle/partno/08-0380/

This is a handy tool to have, can use it with multiple size wrenches and alien keys

 

[yamanube]

http://www.motionpro.com/motorcycle/partno/08-0380/

This is a handy tool to have, can use it with multiple size wrenches and alien keys

That is really cool, unfortunately I need something today so I will have to just grab a cheap set of crowfoot wrenches today.

 

[CRJ]

i do it the ghetto way. get a feel for all the torqed bolts using a crescent wrench and then torque the others as close to the feel as possible. Hasnt failed me yet, and when i go back to check them im +/- 3ft/lbs usually (checked with snapon digital 3/8")

 

[yamanube]

i do it the ghetto way. get a feel for all the torqed bolts using a crescent wrench and then torque the others as close to the feel as possible. Hasnt failed me yet, and when i go back to check them im +/- 3ft/lbs usually (checked with snapon digital 3/8")

This is what I did, I think I will go buy a crowfoot wrench set for $15 for a little peace of mind.

 

[restosud]

harbor freight is you friend.

 

[yamanube]

Got a set atAutoZone for $15, harbor freight is a one hour trip.