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I want to remove the tips from my slip ons to get at the baffles. There are 2 of these holding the tips on. What do I use to remove these? A torx or Allen don't work.
Yup, your local hardware store should have the bit,, just check the size with one of your regular Torx and you might be able to buy just that size. Other wise they come in a set,, usually not that expensive.
p.s. If your good, you might be able to take a small punch and knock that center pin over/back-n-forth and break it off allowing a regular torx to fit.
I have those same slip ons, I'm gonna tell you now that the heads of those scews are are going to snap right off. You are gonna have to drill them all out. They were a pita man.
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