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Bought this wrench a while back as an alternative to a whole set of thin wrenches. Little fella actually works pretty good and I have found it helpful several times. Most recently was removing a stubborn check valve on a Bosch fuel pump while replacing a pump for a racer friend while at the track.
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0...?ie=UTF8&psc=1
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Steve Potomac PCA Co-CI(retired) 89 944 Turbo Race car 85.5 944 NA son's 2015/2019/2020 944Cup and PCA Nat'l Champ racecar 94 968 1 of 11 Iris blue coupes 92 968 1 of 2 Tahoe Blue Cabriolets 98 993 C2S w/Aerokit II 77 911S Vintage race car project 70 Boss 302 86 Mustang SVO 08 F250 SD Diesel 15 Audi SQ5 "Noel spun! Noel spun! Don't do anything stupid, Dad." -the boy on the radio on the last lap of NASA race as the second place car spins behind me in T5 at Summit Point. |
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Picked up a HF blasting cabinet with a 30% off coupon. After a couple mods (metering valve, lights, water trap) she's ripping through paint and rust. I'm using it mostly for restoring the various bits of tin work on my '66 Fiat 500's spare engine while I plan out the motor build - 35 horsepower here I come!
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Matt P. 2012 Cayman S Black Edition [378/500] 2008 Cayman S - SOLD 1966 Fiat 500F 1967 Fiat 500 Giardiniera |
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I didn't know these existed. Asset of sockets to fit taps for when you can fit the T handle in there. I haven't tried them yet, but I'm glad I did a search for such.
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Those look awesome. Been many times I've needed to rethread a hole some ham-fisted ape (i.e. me) boogered up and these would have come in handy.
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Chris M 1985 911 Carrera with a couple cosmetic only mods 2006 E90 330i 1999 E46 328i |
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This is not a new tool, it's been in my tool box for a long time. But I don't recall what it is...anyone know?
The other side is a screwdriver handle. Sent from my moto z4 using Tapatalk
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1983 911 SC Targa - 1990 944 S2 |
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hard to tell from the pic but looks like it could be a drum brake tool
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78 SC, the 'Red Car' |
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This pretty close to what it is https://www.ebay.com/i/173557797647?...4aArgOEALw_wcB
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1983 911 SC Targa - 1990 944 S2 |
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yes, much better pic!
pretty handy when installing shoe hardware
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78 SC, the 'Red Car' |
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Looking at options to improve my metal skills/output and found this. Looks pretty interesting but also a bit more $$ than I was expected. Whats your goto solution to bend small metal bits? There are a few versions of the duo-mite, looks so simple.
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78 SC, the 'Red Car' |
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