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i missed this earlier, but ill jump in now. i recieved the box from mike, i ordered a bunch of 1/4 drive sockets, accessories, and a ratchet. when i opened the box i found all the usual stuff, plus 3 xraftsman ratches. after asking my roommate if she put them in there as a christmas gift, and...

my little one car garage while changing my tremec TKO 5spd to a tremec t56 6-speed.

i bought one of these about a month ago. havent had a chance to use it a ton. but it made dropping the trans out of my mustang a TON easier.

ive got 2 3/8ths drive hansen trays full of sockets, extention, ratchet, and a screw drivers. ive been very happy with them so far. the sockets fit, look, and work great. i havent had a chance to put them through too much, but im happy so far. the screw drivers have been amazing so far!

works for me :)

being a younger guy, yes i can. while i support USA made products, i prefer capitalism. my tiawanese toptul tools are great for my weekly use. sure if i was a tech id buy snapon stuff, because they are making me money and feeding my family.

i got 2 full hansen trays of toptul sockets for cheaper than my used snap-on semi-deeps in metric...

bought one today, we will see how it does. need to order some sockets to use on it now. mostly plan on using it with a reducer and 3/8 stuff.

nope, just a boring LX hatch... this is the car that has been living in the garage pulling DD duties while i get the motor together for that black car:

ill have to get some updated pictures now thats its been more "used" this is temporary apartment living for me. ive got another year here then ill be done with college. thats why theres no epoxy floor or painted walls. the ford banner carries and FMS part number if you're interested. think it...

mike only charges actual shipping. call or email him. he uses a lot of flatrate boxes too lol.

ill toss a wrench on occasion, but im just a shade tree guy. i just make sure its in a safe direction and not too hard.

yes, and yes. ide like to see both options. for the standard ones you could buy the super cheap clearance ones from lowes, but they dont seem to make a standard version. or see if you can get something similar form overseas as well. i would be interested in one or both options.

a new Taiwanese tool does much for the us economy than a used US made tool. lets assume the international freight shipping company isn't american, and doesn't employee a US crew, but this is possible. the dock's are all manned by US long shoreman. They get dropped on trucks driven by US...

im wanting to try: 3/8 swivel head ratchet (love my snappy) some shallow and deep sockets to fill up the hansen trays my craftsmen set did not. go through impact screw drivers few extensions, mostly 3/8 to start if they stuff goes well i will look to them for more 1/2 and 1/4 stuff. and...

good deal ide say!

http://www.garagejournal.com/forum/showthread.php?t=29652&highlight

thanks for sharing, and thanks for the help before!

nope need em for a good old floor jack. harbor freigh didnt work. couldnt even get them to sell me the jack pad off a "defective" jack they would prolly just throw in the dumpster anyway.