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Truthfully Subaru doesn't put enough gauges in cars as it is. Oil pressure, oil temp, water temp...all are missing. Plus on the turbo ones you are missing out on much more than that. My Corvette has a ton more information about the car's health than my Wrx. I feel the need to add these gauges...

Hah I bid like 6 times and never got accepted. That's my only excuse.

at under 600 this is an amazing deal at 600-650 its a great deal at 700 i start thinking about used.

And now I'm in trouble with the wife. Thanks!

Prices are insane. How do these companies keep going I wonder.

seems like solid deals on appliances tho... shall this be the end for sears anyway?

Awesome tool. Thanks for the posting. I'm very happy with them. Bring on that turbo oil return line from a subaru!

Please tell me what needs to be torqued down beyond 150 ft lbs. I'm actually curious. Usually when I look at a torque wrench I want to see if it will do smaller values.

Add one to the 2 ton heavy but low profile jack. Add one to the 4 ton jackstands Minus one for the wobble extensions as they have lost me plenty of tools under a subaru intake mani. 1/4inch being the worst offender of this.

Yeah... It would be awesome if one set just said "Best seller for an auto mechanic" or for a wood worker, etc. I don't generally drill anything beyond automotive cast iron/sheet metal and have used cheapo sets from HD for a while. I know I want a nice set - but what angle? What metal type? Any...

I think power tools really need a refresh all around.

Harbor could really improve its perceived quality by just making a little better tools in some areas. But then the price wouldn't be so great then.

Ive spent a quite a bit at sears in appliances lately I hope they don't go under. Also with tools I picked up the swivel metric sockets. Usa made but not in stores. Odd.

Id say zipties are a FAIL myself. They tend to break easily.. Brittle. Clearly could have been my batch or they may have switched vendors but I just buy them elsewhere now. I don't mind spending a bit for better quality there.

Working on a Japanese car? Buy Japanese tools :) maybe try koken.

I love the low profile ones. My 3/8ths gets plenty of use. I really like having the quick release. In my experience it is also the "this is not going to come off over the engine bay making me hunt down yet another socket/extension which fell under the subaru intake" insurance. Two ways to get...

Or just buy snap on from ebay/CL. Warranty is over rated. Just get 3 of everything :)

have fun at the scrap yard with her. tear a car apart in minutes. so much fun!

Perhaps he is selling off some of the collection and that's why it went cheaper. Offer the guy 12k and come to a final price of 15 or 16?

i've done some unnatural acts with these.