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That is a nice hand scraped v-block. I would run some precision stones on the v surfaces and not touch it otherwise.

I installed a new track bar in my jeep wrangler today. Then went for a test drive. Heard a crunch - crunch and only then remembered that my phone was sitting on my front bumper. Ran it over with both front and rear wheels. Only the back glass of the phone cracked. But the font display doesn't...

In my garage, with my hobbies, I have dirt bikes, street bikes, mountain bikes, skis, fly rods, and tools and more tools. The common theme is that there is always something in the way. If I need to work on a bike or a vehicle, I have to pull out one of the two vehicles. It doesn't help that the...

I used to have a black+decker workmate from before they came with the wood table top. It had 8 to 10 inch wheels on it which worked to roll it around once it was folded up. I got rid of it after it got damaged and I now wish I had tried harder to fix it. I like the wooden topped ones but not as...

This extension is outside the engine then? I would want a sealant that is permanent and that hardens so that when you take the cap off the extension it does not turn the extension. I think the 567 works for this case. It hardens to a solid. Loctite 592, on the other hand won't harden -- it is...

Get an inverter machine. I don't know how Everlast stacks up anymore. But I have an Everlast 210 AMP Tig which is about 7 years old that does variable frequency, multiple wave forms, pulse, adjustable "cleaning" ratio and so on. It does okay on low power, I have welded some pretty thin stainless...

I was going to reply with this including the bottles. They work great. Readily available on amazon. Also MEC is a good cleaner if you can get it.

There is a video on YouTube -- which I cannot find but if you have better google fu you might be able to -- that details how to string several together in a way that one trips on a second or so after the one before it. It prevents them from all kicking on at the same time and blowing fuses.

This is good advice.

Was just going to reply about these. They have a 1001 uses beyond "bolts". I got a similar pair to cut welding filler rod.

Right, and everyone in the world needs to think the same way as you. You are gatekeeping this forum. You should relax a little. Cool, attack my intelligence and politics. You don't even know me.

Um, the combination of the ridiculously expensive custom SO Tool Box plus all the little knick-knacks was more of what I was referring to. Where was it stated in the OP that they do flat rate?

Um, the combination of the ridiculously expensive custom SO Tool Box plus all the little knick-knacks was more of what I was referring to. Are you people really this angry?

The minute I saw that box, I'd get back in my car and go to the next shop. I am not paying extra to finance that guys obsession with SciFi.

I have to agree with what others are saying about the Rock Auto website. It is old and clunky looking. But I would rather use that than eBay motors or Amazon where when you search for a specific make and model year part and get results for a similar part from every generation of the same vehicle...

Yes sir. Basically a little 12 y/o human with brown fur! LOL.

This is O.G. helping me do physical therapy exercises...

For ratchets I would go with GearWrench. The 90 tooth ratchets are very nice and Project Farm on YouTube found them to be some of the best all around.

I use a bluetooth OBD adapter that connects to the Torque app on my phone for older vehicles.