Recent content by will335i

Where was the Grabo on clearance at?

I just did the same job on an X3 chasing an evap error. Aren't they so much fun to work on?

I was going to say, I remember it being a member here that developed this ratchet and there was a whole thread dedicated to it. If you have questions just ask @teagueo or go check out the thread that covers the development.

You mean to tell me my King **** wrench doesn't make me King D....

So many things just got added to my snap-on wish list thanks to your toolbox tour. BTW are you looking for a mechanical engineer that loves to turn wrenches?

As an owner of an Icon box, I can confirm the feel of the store model was due to abuse. There is a mechanism on the slides that allow you to adjust how much force it takes for the initial pull.

You were saying?

I find this and the low profile bits really handy as well. If you want additional stubby bits check out the Linus Tech Tips bit sets at lttstore.com

I got a CIVIVI knife around a year ago. It has been a solid knife, my only complaint is it doesn't stay as sharp as I would like. I probably need a proper sharping setup though.

Picked up a couple spray guns yesterday with the sale since we a making progress towards respraying the Barracuda.

Yes, they are. I have both version of the ratchet and low profile SAE and Metric sockets that come in the sets.

This ratchet and sockets allowed me to replace a wheel bearing without having to fully disassemble the suspension to gain access to the bolt. WORTH EVERY DAMN PENNY

No, I just ran out of money.

That's what I said too. Let me just get a ratchet and see what the fuss is all about. Then it was just unique tools that maybe different brands didn't offer. That was 20+ ratchets, 2 line wrench sets, 1/4in and 3/8 socket sets, and various other odds and ends ago.

Mayhew Stubby Torx Might be a good set to look at to supplement the astro nano. I just it all the time working on my BMWs