Recent content by Racr350

That's a hell of a deal! Like the docker locker :thumbup:

I use a Panasonic ToughBook (same laptop the military uses) for both my laptop and scan tool. I have a charging station it sits on that is also lockable. I keep it in my hutch which is locked whenever I'm not there.

I have the 500x and it works great, but i only sharpen my Cobalt bits. Nothing too special about them. But the Dr. sharpens them up good as new, so I'm completely happy with it. :thumbup:

Yea that was a wee bit unnecessary. He's just asking a question. Isn't that what a forum is about? If every question was answered with a snarky, low-blow comment. well...

IMO, for a DIY'er, I would have to say Interior Plastic Pry tools are pretty high up on my list as a must have. As basic as they may be, they serve their purpose by NOT marring up plastic interior panels while prying & removing them. Flare Nut wrenches and Crowsfeet are nice to have when trying...

Ohhh yea. They've got quite a bite! They're my last resort before torching when dealing with tie rods. :FIREdevil :flamethro

They aren't chromed. They're like a flat silver powder coat. Resists scratches and cleans real easy though! I like them better after using them.

Those look identical to the SK G Pro series. I found some for $114 from a website called ToolDesk.com. Reliable site? I think I'd rather get EZ RED's version (part # EZRRM6), but they're scarce and no one seems to have them in stock. Advanced Auto seems to have them but how can I be sure? I can...

Although I've never used EZ RED's version, I've used Matco's and they are great. Put one on a tie rod jam-nut attached to a breaker bar, and it will always crack them loose. :thumbup:

That same Montezuma can be had for under $2K on Strictly. For about $2350, you can have a 72" Classic Series Montezuma which is a full 30" deep. Your call, but for an extra $350 and 6", it'd be a no brainer for me. :thumbup: The 24" Deep Monty...

It sounds like a "Megger" on a smaller scale that you can plug into any decent DVOM. Where the probe applies voltage through a wire, checking for shorts, opens, or excessive resistance in the circuit by measuring voltage drop. I use my Fluke Insulation Tester 1507 (Megger) on our Hybrid systems...

I like this. Definitely makes you look at things in a different light.

That's commendable. Nothing better than when everyones happy. :beer:

Very cool! And I'm sure it was a great deal. :thumbup:

Lovin all the Matco stuff in there. Sure will look good in that new green SO! :bounce: You'll have to post new pics when that box comes in. :beer: -P.S. My roommate has an EG Hatch with a B18 VTEC that's been Boosted. Fun little car when it's making more power than a brand new corvette...