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I think it's because the seller has not marked the auction as payment received.

Thanks for the replies so far. I am not debating if 6 point is better than 12 point, (I do think a 6 point is stronger though) I am just wondering if the spline drive SK sockets would hold up under pressure as well as a 6pt.

Has anyone used them? As far as strength, how do you all think they would be very strong, say compared to a 6 point? I have the mm spline ratchet wrenches, but can't really use as a ref for sockets

hey, me too! Chad, in the long run, it may be better to see if a local shop has an on-car lathe to turn them.

remove the spindle. turn it face down & remove the 4 bolts holding the assembly on the spindle. are you replacing the rotor or having it turned? also, you will need to remove the axle nut to get the spindle off.

No, the one next to it on the left. The CAT-351HD

I have this 3/8" impact CAT351HD i'm thinking it's a rebranded IR http://www.cornwelltools.com/OnlineCatalog/Power%20Tools/97airwrenches.html

Who makes them?

They are a huge time saver ( and clip saver!) once you figure out the "trick" to it.. Just a slight turn is all it takes to remove the tube from the fitting while leaving the clip in place.

I got my Jiffy GM Trans disconnect from the Snap On guy

Hey nissan_crawler Tell me about those GRIP brand wrenches. Do they,,,,grip well? How close are the tolerances? I've been looking at those & just curious how they feel & work. Oh yeah, are they stamped with the country of origin?

Mine is the old school SK raised panel wrenches. Not sure why though. They are ugly & are old. I just always grab one of those first. Maybe it's because it's because my dad bought them for me when I was fresh out of Vo-Tech & he has now passed. Or maybe because they have never let me down &...

So I was indexing my tools this week for the insurance guy & got to thinking about why I buy truck brands over other brands & why do I have more Snappy tools than MAC, Cornwell or Matco. My conclusion was SERVICE & CONVENIENCE plain and simple! While I can go to Sears to exchange a broken...

That depends on how the policy is written.

Thought I'd post this auction (not mine) http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&rd=1&item=110241055602&ssPageName=STRK:MESE:IT&ih=001

Here's an alternative. i found this pic somewhere, this person said they didn't have a compressor so they put these zip ties on before removing the strut mount.... zoiks! Obviously that person has never seen the aftermath of a flying spring!:willy_nil:eek::yikes:

This works well for that Tahoe & fits on any gun. http://www.harborfreight.com/cpi/ctaf/displayitem.taf?Itemnumber=3495

it's MIT brand, Made In China.

I have a MAC sae set & an Evercraft (Balkamp/Napa) metric set & SO Crowfoot Flarenut(MM) wrenches. none of them have ever rounded a nut.

on occasion it will catch.