Scott Equalizer TC main piston head holder tool

I needed to disassemble a Scott Equalizer TC damper. The piston head is crewed with a sealing liquid. It's almost impossible to unscrew the head without damaging it. Using that piece of aluminum, cut in half, to hold the piston by the head in a vice was perfect. No damage to the piston head. Not a single scratch. The job is done and PCBWay did a great job. Very satisfied.

Jun 04,2025
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