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| 07-20-2014 08:51 PM | |
| Flasher |
Jis Take a look at Tool Guys (Gordon) tools. Met him last thursday at a meet and eat. Had some of his tools for us to look at.Top shelf stuff there and seems to be a good guy. I have no involvement in his business. Only stateing my impression of the guy and his tools Thanks |
| 05-22-2014 10:31 AM | |
| wiff |
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Originally Posted by efigalaxie
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I have a 1982 Yamaha Maxim 650 that I want to work on. Many of the 'Phillips head' fasteners on this bike aren't. They are J.I.S. (Japanese Industrial Standard) fasteners. Phillips are torque to yield and JIS are not. The angles of the fastener head that are engaged by the driver are different. A Phillips driver on a JIS fastener renders a boogered fastener. Have any of you used any JIS drivers? I am looking for a good set and want recommendations.
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| 05-22-2014 12:52 AM | |
| Tool Guy |
My website has a short 3 minute video where I demonstrate the differences in performance between the Phillips and JIS designs. Watch and you'll be mazed at the differences. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=boOo0...ature=youtu.be Go to the Demo page and watch more - Thanks, Gordon |
| 05-22-2014 12:47 AM | |
| Tool Guy |
Hi Guys, I have just the tools. Use them and you will absolutly love 'em. I'm having the biggest sale/discount coupons in my company's history. Pool them into tools for the bike and shop or sets for you and your best bud and save big! www.rrrtoolsolutions.com    I'll be happy to work with you on these. See my feedback on eBay - folks love my tool sets. http://feedback.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAP...ab=AllFeedback Best Regards, Gordon/RTS |
| 04-20-2014 02:48 PM | |
| Damocles |
Right you are!
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| 04-20-2014 02:32 PM | |
| BadDad |
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Originally Posted by Damocles
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Better chance, but . . . no 50,000-mile guarantee of zero stripped screw heads. Sometimes, a relentlessly stuck fastener (from Galvanic corrosion, etc.) requires a JIS bit in an impact driver or an impact wrench.
And, sadly; sometimes even those extreme measures fail.. |
| 04-20-2014 02:24 PM | |
| Damocles |
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Originally Posted by BadDad
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I have the Hozan JIS screwdriver set, no more mangled screwheads!
And, sadly; sometimes even those extreme measures fail.. |
| 04-20-2014 01:19 PM | |
| 19willys51 | Will Posidrive tools work on the JIS fastener? or Phillips ACR? |
| 04-20-2014 01:00 PM | |
| BadDad | I have the Hozan JIS screwdriver set, no more mangled screwheads! |
| 01-02-2014 07:28 PM | |
| Damocles |
JIS? What, exactly, are we talking about? Image from Motorcycle Consumer News:  Now, if you want to upgrade your master cylinder reservoir cover machine screws, lookie here:  And, back to basics: The "NUCLEAR OPTION" of the IMPACT DRIVER remains profound, regardless of bit configuration choice. The impact driver applies torque to the fastener ONLY when the threads are relieved by a hammer blow, a characteristic nearly certain to loosen even fasteners suffering the adhesion of Galvanic corrosion from contact of dissimilar metals, as in steel machine screws and alloy carburetor bodies. CAUTION: Do NOT use an 8-pound sledge hammer at full swing, when loosening a carburetor or master cylinder reservoir machine screw; no need to destroy the part in order to save it!  Sharp, fast raps from a reasonably-sized ball peen hammer will do the job.
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