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KarlSalnoske

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  1. I have a white with red RS and want to switch the black center locks for red ones. I picked up a set of 4 red center lock bolts from Suncoast but they do not have the inside gasket or cone, so I need to remove and reuse the parts from my existing black bolts. Can someone fill me in on how to get the cone off the existing bolt? I tried to lever it with a screwdriver but it just spins and I don't want to put too much pressure and risk damaging the threads on the bolt. I'm sure there must be some trick to this that I am just not seeing.
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