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Yeah, UMP seems like the wild wild west, where rules are just suggestions most of the time. We run IMCA mostly here, but plan on traveling a bit more and running some USRA/USMTS stuff as well.

Great work! Once you get it all painted and finished up, it will look as good or better as a professional built one. I want to do the exact same thing to my trailer. I have an old Beckham that was built for late model. Its a great trailer, but like yours, the box is pretty small, and I don't...

26 oz Flat-Flat Dead Blow – Model TC26BPF 43 oz Ball Peen Dead Blow – Model TC43BP ("stubby") 26 oz Soft Face Slimline Dead Blow – Model S3 45 oz Soft Face Dead Blow – Model 3 These are my most used hammers in my race shop and at the track. I use the flat-flat for general hammering and with...

Nice find, thanks OP!

Nice! I've been eyeing their finger brake press kit...time to pull the trigger I guess.

WrightGrip wrenches, Trusty Cook hammers and PB Swiss screwdrivers. I had never heard them before the GJ, and now they are some of my favorite tools.

Another Knipex plier wrench fan here

In no particular order: Amazon eBay Zoro CPO Harbor Freight Local stores Second-hand (via Craigslist, auctions, etc)

EDIT: Coupon expired

In for 2017!

Are the 3/16" stubbies (9036) just out of stock or are they being discontinued? I build a lot of race car bodies using 3/16" pop rivets to fasten the panels together, and would like to give your bits a try.

If using a hand drill on metal, I clamp the piece always. If using a drill press, I usually leave the part or the vice floating, but spin them around so they stop against the column of the press. If I can't do that, I clamp them.

I went pretty light this year. All I got was an 1-1/8" 120XP GearWrench splined ratcheting wrench, a Diablo SawzAll blade kit, and a metric SK Long Pattern wrench set. I wanted to get some Knipex plier wrenches, but I spent enough elsewhere...

Nice! I've had my eyes on some PB Swiss tools for a while...just might be time to pull the trigger

While not actually a tool, it's still a good story. My entire family races dirt oval cars, and one time unfortunately , my Dad got into a terrible wreck and ended up barrel rolling twice, before slamming down hard on all fours again. He was mainly unhurt, except he was saying his azz hurt real...

Mine is the same way. I've been using the block method for now because I've been too lazy to start hacking on stuff

I haven't used mine a whole lot, but when I have, it has been flawless. It sliced up a bunch of 1/4" T6-6061 aluminum plate like it was butter

I bought mine from Southpaw as well. He is a good guy and very easy to deal with

Very impressive work! Subbed

All of them eventually...I blame the operator :o