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Build the centerlock setup that fits the way you work. Start with NutCracker HD and add only the tools you need — Wheeldo for safer wheel removal and brake protection, TOG for solo operation, Velveteer to protect the visible finish of your centerlocks by transferring torque through the internal splines, or combine them all for the complete setup.
Buying as a set also means better bundle pricing, with savings of up to $276.
NUTCRACKER HD + WHEELDO + TOG + VELVETEER
NutCracker HD
Introducing NutCracker HD – your ultimate manual solution for effortless handling of centerlock wheels!
NutCracker HD eliminates the headache related to centerlock wheel removal and installation and allows this to become a one-man job.
Unlock a world of convenience with NutCracker's standout features!
NutCracker HD comes covered by full 2 years warranty.
Wheeldo
NutCracker introduces Wheeldo - the essential tool for protection of your carbon-ceramic brake rotors and your caliper paint during wheel removal.Fits all Porsche centerlock-equipped cars (997, 991, 992, 718 RS cars).
The Other Guy [TOG]
Just like NutCracker HD, TOG aims to make centerlock wheel change an easy task that you can do yourself without any difficulty or help of another person. Depressing your brake pedal with TOG is effortless. All it takes is just a few squeezes with one hand.
Well built, nice tool to have.
Excellent for me, the tools perfectly meet my expectations. Easy and efficient to use. No regrets about this purchase. Delivery was perfect and within a reasonable time frame. The equipment was well protected in its packaging. I recommend it to perfectionists who are hesitant about a purchase. Grazie mille !!
Hi Gabriel,
Your Products are absolutely Excellent. Quality is 5 Star.
Thank you for the Excellent Delivery.
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The case with the tools arrived just a couple of days after order. Everything is exactly as described and gives a very high quality impression.
Just brilliant. I was approaching the job first time with some trepidation, despite a lot of experience working on cars. Honestly? A breeze! Did the rears first, hoping the handbrake and parking lock would cope with the torque needed. Easy peasy (despite the wheel nut seemingly over-torqued on one side). Wheeldo really helped getting the wheel clear of the wheel arch and brakes before dropping it to the ground. Front end, even more trepidation, needed to use TOG. Again, no reason to worry, just select the insert for your seat and insert into the front of the seat slider rail. Select the insert for your brake pedal and push it onto the non-handle end of TOG. Line up the balls and squeeze the handle until everything pops into place and pumps the brakes on fully. Much easier than I though it was going to be. The brake was held firmly enough (without starting engine) to easily undo the front wheels, despite one of them seemingly considerably over-tightened. The wheels weren't trying to steer itself excessively either. I've watched Porsche dealer technicians struggle with this particular job, so was almost dreading it. Decent breaker bar, good 1/2" torque wrench set at 120 Nm, pair of 30mm spanners to set reaction bar offset is all you need. (And the special expensive grease of course). Do not be intimidated, NutCracker's full set makes this a really easy one-man job.


