Specialty Tools? Where to get them?--found some axle wrench options

[Lexx]

Who is selling the Suzuki specialty tools these days? I'm talking about the front axle nut, etc. There used to be a set of four on line somewhere but I can't find them. Any links/tips?

Thanks.

[StreetnTrack]

Check another thread.  Super is in the process of making the set of 3.

[GoldenChild]

     http://www.checkeredflagmotorsports.net/suzukispecialtytools.html

[PhantomBusa]

Make your own.  Get a bolt and nut (15/16th),  Thread the nut on the bolt until you get a full nut, ( bolt shaft flush with nut) Weld the nut to the bolt... There ya go.... works great, and it's cheap.  I made mine with SS. 

[JROCK]

BEWARE OF CHECKERED!

[05chris]

Who is selling the Suzuki specialty tools these days? I'm talking about the front axle nut, etc. There used to be a set of four on line somewhere but I can't find them. Any links/tips?

Thanks.

Check with motorhead, i thought i read somewere that he sells the speciality tools for the busa.

[Lexx]

Thanks for all the feedback. I found a couple of options for axle wrenches while I was digging around the internet--Check these out:

Oneida Suzuki has this axle wrench for about $37 The square hole in the handle is for a 3/8" wrench to allow for torque adjustment.

Cycle Gear has this one from Motrax for about $16]

[BusaWizard]

Make your own.  Get a bolt and nut (15/16th),  Thread the nut on the bolt until you get a full nut, ( bolt shaft flush with nut) Weld the nut to the bolt... There ya go.... works great, and it's cheap.  I made mine with SS. 

Just get a socket the size of the bolt head and you can still usea torque wrench.

[dtechnologies]

I make all mine.

Between modifications to old tools and the nut and bolt supply warehouse, you'd be amazed at what you  can make.