1 first strip the bolt all the way down. Take off the extractor.
this part is a bit of a bitch the first time. take the extractor and rotate it all the way to the right so it is up on the raised portion of the bolt. Then slip in a screwdriver under the top half of the the extractor and pull it to the right up and out.
2 Put wheeler heat sink paste on the Wheeler heat sink.
3 Screw the sink in
The sink prevents the heat from dammaging the bolt body.
4 Put the bolt in the Wheeler bending fixture.
5 Put the fixture in a vise.
6 Heat the bolt untill candy apple red with a mapp tourch
7 Hammer the bolt with a ball peen hammer till it conforms with the fixture.
8 Then sweep the bolt back with vise grips or the ball peen hammer.
9 Allow the bolt to cool
10 Polish with sand paper, then dremmel with polishing compound
after you hammer it start with like 200 or so paper then work down to 1500
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