"The BLUE Bolts"
 

I have the stage 2 kit installed already and just purchased the pulley boys 2.8 inch pulley ring. My question is where do I find the right tool to take those blue bolts ff for the swap.Thanks in advance.

If you had it installed at the dealers, they should have given you back the two bits that came with your kit.

ouch! are you serious? I didnt get any bits with my kit..... Are you sure its not just a common hex bolt or something?

They never gave me back any bits. and they don't look like any style head I've ever seen before.

My Stage 2 kit came with two bits that I made sure that I got back when I picked up my car. I asked for them back when I dropped off the car and did not have them. I made them go find them from the person that installed my kit. And I did get them back after about a half hour waiting for them to find them. But I was not leaving with out them.

Ahh I found mine. Checked the box with the old pulley/belt and they where there (whew) The tip kinda looks like a chinese star lol. There where 2. Both the same size, just one for hooking inside a rachet, and the other bigger to fit on the outside of an adaptor. Ill take pictures of them and maybe you can find a similar one.

These are just large torq's bits.

Mine are not shaped anything like a torque bit if anything maybe a shallow phillips head.

Torx ;)

You are always picking on me Matty:nono: :nono:

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I know I know :nono:

In the other post it doesn't look Torx??? I coulda sworn....

It doesn't matter, I have every odd bit in every size ever made at my disposal!!! My neighbor has like every tool ever forged by man-kind, I swear its rediculous!!!

Damn I am wrong again:nono: :nono: :nono: it is only 4 edges and they are slightly curved. So I obviously haven't got a clue today. I should just go back to bed.:lol: Here wifee, wifee;) ;)

i just e-mailed the pic to Rick. :lol: I just have to know now.

Inquiring minds are waiting for his response;)

Japeater says it is a Starr pattern.