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Had zero issues getting a ratcheting wrench replaced.

It completely depends on the car, but on my hondoo, it has nice sub frames that are more than strong enough to lift the entire front and rear of the car, then I can put jack stands under the pinch welds. The newer accords do not have the front subframe, but a center jacking point that is...

You say that, but I dropped off a $150 package that I bought used on amazon and it was never returned. Lots of unnecessary stress. No idea what happened to it but UPS never picked it up from the place I dropped it off at(no ups stores within an hour of here). I called them and they said UPS did...

I was able to pop one out on my dana30, no issues. I've used the screw method when the seal is tight around the shaft and you cant get anything around it. I would like to order that toyota puller. Can only find 1 place that has it on the interwebs.

I like liked the RLL but it always slowly seeps out of the ratchet... Kinda makes a mess, but it gives the best feel when using the ratchet. Otherwise its super lube. Just dont use that stuff on certain rubber parts, it will make them swell..

Very cool.... I had heard about this, but never seen it.

Nice that they are takng care of the issue. Certainly looks like they either put way too much water in the mix, threw water on top b/c everyone thinks that makes the finish look better, or they finished it too early while the bleed water was still on the concrete... or all of the above...

Just bought the blue one from amazon for $77 shipped. Gotta click on the 'other sellers' https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07895KDBV/?tag=atomicindus08-20

Actually, its quite the opposite. A good quality high MERV filter will create less of a restriction (if replaced at the required intervals) than a cheap lower MERV filter. Supposedly the filter I have now (13 I think?) will remove viruses from the air and it flows better than the basic filter...

Ive used a vacuum brake bleeder to **** out diff oil and it took FOREVER.