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ICON 2.5 Fixed Spanner Wrench
$81.70
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$81.70
$81.70
Tech Specs
- Brand
- ICON
- SKU
- ICO252001
- Manufacturer part number
- 252001
- Category
- Tools › Tools
- Shipping weight
- 1.0 lb
- Availability
- Stocked
- EPA
- N/A
WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals known to the State of California to cause cancer and birth defects or other reproductive harm. For more information go to www.P65Warnings.ca.gov.
The ICON Vehicle Dynamics Seal Head Face Spanner is an essential service tool for maintaining ICON 2.5 Series shock absorbers. Designed specifically to loosen and tighten ICON seal head retaining rings, this face spanner features a fixed 2” pin spread for precise engagement and secure operation during shock disassembly and assembly. Its durable forged steel construction is built to withstand repeated professional use, providing the strength and reliability required for routine shock servicing. Whether performing a complete rebuild or a quick re-tune, the ICON Seal Head Face Spanner is a must-have tool for efficient and proper servicing of ICON 2.5 Series shocks.
- Face spanner used to loosen/tighten ICON Seal Head retainer rings
- Essential tool for servicing ICON 2.5 Series shock absorbers
- Durable, forged steel contruction
- Fixed, 2" spread between pins
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