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Thread: Options for 2" wrenches for evo control arms?

  1. 12-07-2017, 05:40 PM #11
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    I have a small "husky" pipe wrench from HD that works perfect for this while also fitting in my tool bag.
    I think I may consider lifting my Jeep. Or not.
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    Hi. I bought an 18" and a 24" adjustable wrench on Amazon. They both open more then 2 inches. Happy hunting.
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