Dérives
A drift is a straight metal bar used with a hammer to tap out (or in) bolts and bushes that are under load, such as in suspension parts.
Any suitable metal bar or tube can be used. Its diameter should be slightly smaller than that of the part to be removed. Use an alloy drift for soft metals such as brass, a steel drift for harder metals.
Make sure the driven end is sound, or it may splinter and fly off under the hammer. If you cannot find a suitable drift, you can use a socket, but take care not to damage it when hammering.
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