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Ebay is having 10 percent off certain categories. Go to jb tools via eBay. U may be able to use it Sent from my LML713DL using Tapatalk

I went to ebay when I wanted to fill out my wrenches up to 36 mm. Got a great deal on some used Easco combos that where military surplus. Each one had a UIC number engraved on them. Sent from my LML713DL using Tapatalk

https://www.ebay.com/itm/EASCO-19-PIECE-METRIC-COMBINATION-WRENCH-SET-MADE-IN-USA-10-TO-32MM-/143016334679 For anyone on the fence about this set, I have the same wrenches for my 24mm to 36. If I needed them, i wouldnt hesitate buying them. They are pretty good quality wrenches. Sent from my...

Got a couple of things from the men in brown yesterday. First was a weatherpack ratcheting crimper kit 9478 from Astro Pnumatic. My harness side connector for the tps sensor was shot on my 95 mustang and seems to be a unicorn now days, so its gonna be weather pack conncetors for everything. Last...

For future reference, power probe makes a 5 volt adaptor also for it. Its comes in handy checking 5 vref sensors Sent from my LGL83BL using Tapatalk

Not the normal tool you see in this thread, but I got one of these in yesterday. Its a Pit Pal 201 engine sling. The days of the chain bolted up are over. Sent from my LGL83BL using Tapatalk

I have a 36 inch snap on extension that I use for transmission bell housing bolts with the appropriate swivel socket. Other than that, it is seldom used. Sent from my LGL83BL using Tapatalk

I have the same Joes Racing guage as pictured above. Works great, with a few nice features to boot such as the overmolded protection and the glow in the dark face . Normally i just overfill a tire, then drop it back down to the desired pressure. Sent from my LGL83BL using Tapatalk

9/32 is the most sitting sized tool I have Sent from my LGL83BL using Tapatalk

The zero offset comes in handy for me because all my combinations have offset. I'm pretty sure brake fluid is detremental to the internals of the ratchet mechanism though. I used to use my 10mm for brake bleeders in tight areas but after killing two of them I switched back to standard wrenches...

Very nice, but your not finished yet. If they ever release the 1/4" and 1/2" lp 90 you will need them also. And welcome back from Trashcanistan. Sent from my Z962BL using Tapatalk

Or you could throw in some ARP head bolts or head studs and get away from torque to yeild fasteners. Use arp lube and specs and you will be fine. The whole purpose of tty is for getting proper bolt stretch, and each bolt may not consistently stretch at the same torque. It is usually recommended...

Cocorans used to be the only boots I wore when black boots were king during my Army years. They are the most durable boots that i've ever owned. The Cocoran jump boots seemed to shine up like no others, so they naturally were my go to for parade boots. For everyday wear, I preferred the comfort...

Bleeding the old fashioned way. Sent from my Z962BL using Tapatalk

Works really well actually in limited swing situations. Instead of removing a wrench 10 times, all you need to do is flip it over to tighten. Sent from my Z962BL using Tapatalk

I've had my SK X frames for over 2 years now. Here recently, I just had my replacement 10mm die on me. Admittedly, the 10mm is in constant use, but I haven't had any problems with any other sizes. I'm leaning towards brake fluid getting inside the mechanism and killing them, as I frequently use...

FedEx dropped of my latest Tool discounter purchase. Tawain made, Gearwrench 80300p 1/4" 51 pc SAE/metric socket set with 120xp ratchet and 80550p 56 piece 3/8" sae/metric socket set with120xp ratchet. These will going in my work toolbox. They through in some free samples of diamond grip...

They appear very similar except the Sealey SH3815HV is 6-21mm but skips the 20, while the OEM is 6-20mm. You can also get the SAE in green also if you buy the SAE and metric separate. Sent from my Z962BL using Tapatalk

They are prolly OEM brand. They do green for metric and black for SAE. I picked up a set to replace the HF ones a few weeks ago. Sent from my Z962BL using Tapatalk