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http://4.bp.blogspot.com/_SPluhq2V0ns/SXoFYZ4-MMI/AAAAAAAAAMc/h2yvdgcFNVE/s200/dtxr1107.jpg (http://4.bp.blogspot.com/_SPluhq2V0ns/SXoFYZ4-MMI/AAAAAAAAAMc/h2yvdgcFNVE/s1600-h/dtxr1107.jpg) The quick and easy way to install and remove e-clips!

The DuraTrax Ultimate E-Clip Tool is made of durable steel and features a new space-saving folding design. It can be used with 1.5, 2.0, 2.5, 3.0, 4.0 and 5.0 mm size e-clips.

DTXR1107 Ultimate E-Clip Tool Retail:$24.99 Street:$17.99

AVAILABLE: Late January

More info at HobbyTalk (http://www.hobbytalk.com/)

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Somebody at Duratrax is using his head, tool looks great!

not a bad idea, bout time someone invented one...

I'm going to have to get me one of these. Awesome idea!

not to be a jerk, but you really have problems with e clips? Maybe I dont wear bifocals but i use a fingernail or worst case scenario plyers. But for the price if its easier thats all that matters I Guess. I bought a clutch tool for umpteen million nitro clutch teardowns when i was new but went back to hand also in the end. If they had an e-clip locater after you lose it Ide be In!!

When you need bifocals, you'll need the tool.

The numbers on the e-clip holders look to me in millimeters. Does this thing fit standard (english dimensioned) E-Clips?

The real question for me.
Does it fit that little-itty-bitty *%#! clip on the new silva side shocks?? LoL !!

Yep, those are mm measurements.

It holds as small as a 1.5mm e-clip, which is just larger than a flea.. at least it seems so. This tool works for the little e-clips on the shock shafts and hinge pins on my Vendetta TC, which are 2mm in diameter. I can't imagine a smaller e-clip.

If they had an e-clip locater after you lose it Ide be In!!

I use a giant magnet out of a starter motor, waving it around just above the floor. I get about 75% of them back. It helps if you see which general direction they sprung off to. :-D