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Just did it on my friends 1990's Camry this past weekend, rear caliper bolts. Did not have any in the correct thread pitch and length, but they torqued just fine. The head shape has nothing to do with the bolt integrity, and he did want to drive to work on Monday (the next day).

It is a Stryker. I was at Cabellas last week and got to try the auto Stryker...REALLY tempted to get it! I don't think they took much off the blade, just enough to make it REALLY sharp!

Just an FYI if anyone has a Benchmade.... I have had this Benchmade since my last tour in Iraq 2006-07, used the ever living **** out of it for 15 months but did not use it a whole lot since then, I usually just carry and Leatherman. They offer lifetime recon service, I used the local gun shop...

They are about 45 min from me, and that is 100% true. IF we are lucky, summer falls on a weekend!

Heavy wall tubing cut down for width and top cut off, then welded in? Depending on clearance you could also make it thicker than stock.

Best boxes out there! I do wish I had done work or warrantied my casters....too late now, they are in place and probably weight 10k lbs!

Snap on is a really good .401, but not even close to the .498 offerings.

It's not even .498, pass. It will be great for guys in Arizona, but not the Northeast.

I have those also, they will be heading to the school/work box. I like the idea of solid one piece sockets for getting those crappy lugs off because the alternative is no fun.

Not sure, I was wondering myself why they included those, especially the 16?

Snap On NanoAxxess CTNN2Q3KF and half size full size sockets 307LSDM. The Nabos will be interior work and are wicked small, the half sizes for the ****** *** lug nuts that swell.

Cripe is great, I've bought so much stuff I'll never use there :ROFLMAO: ! I THINK they may even have a GJ code?....maybe?

Add it the HJE Day list!!

I'm in it to keep the place open...hopefully some day I can take my son there and show him what it USED to be like buying tools. Oh yeah, the box art too!

Yeah, you read what I wrote wrong...it's simply the MAC version.....maybe I should have said the rebranded MAC version.:rolleyes:

My advice is to buy every single extractor type you come across. There is no one size fits all for removing stuff. As for the grip edge I have had great luck with the MAC version of those.

Up until Milwaukee grease guns. My Milwaukee is the only one that has not taken a flying trip across the garage at some point.

I use saline solution....have never changed it other then using it a few times. Just top it off with my contact solution.

Man, it is getting closer to that time!

Man, it's close though....good to see data back up the uselessness of the TX twister though!