Speedy inner tie rod removal tool

Special tool for removing and mounting ball joints on inner tie rods. The tool can be used universal for round, hexagon, octagon joints.

Thanks to a patented mechanism, the tool works at diameters from 35- 45mm, without changing sockets or roll inlets.
Due to the slim head it is also possible to work in narrow spaces.

To unlock or tight the joints, the tool is simply slided over the joint and turned left or right. One tools for all inner tie rods!

Category:

Autos & Vehicles

Tags:

• Speedy
• Kamatec
• tie rod
• inner tie rod
• tie rod removal
• spurstange
• axialgelenk spurstange
• Gelenkkopf
• Kugelkopf
• ball joint
• tie rod removal tool

[Ktec01]

There is several car models (mainly European) where there is no acces with a pipe wrench without dismantling everything around it.

[Ktec01]

Can be ordered in Switzerland at Kamatec.com

[Ktec01]

As many pounds as you apply by using a torque key or wrench on the back of the tool. The Speedy tool is just like a oversized nut.

[Eng8492]

@hp11208 yes i guess that will work but I would rather pay 35 bucks instead of having all that grinder dust embedded in my face. also, don't get the end too hot or the seals inside the rack and pinion will melt

[hp11208]

@Eng8492 I know,ill try different ways to get it out,grind it down a lil to get a grip make me a tool.

[Eng8492]

@hp11208 Not on some dodges the factory inner tie rod is perfectly smooth you cant get a grip on hardened metal so you need a special tool from Moog that has hardened set screws all round.

[maxrecoman]

This tool is available in the US and Canada from several sources including MAC and MATCO, as well as some retail and web locations. Just search for Mayhew Inner Tie Rod tool.

[hp11208]

i can just use a channel lock or vice grip easy too.

[srostami1981]

@Ktec01

Can't you just use a ratchet extension and a large crowfoot? I did that on my own car. It was effective and cheap. I can't imagine a situation where this tool would work but not the extended crowfoot.

[opsvideo2008]

I was told a simple pipe wrench could be used to remove an inner tie-rod. So how come there are so many specialised tools to do this job ? Is it because the pipe wrench can't do the job?

[orlando318]

Does anyone have experience with the lifespan of this tool?