http://www.oddunit.com/specialist-tools-f8/-t1.htm No, not you Tom! ;o) Tue, 01 Dec 2009 15:45:45 GMT 10 http://i98.photobucket.com/albums/l279/mrbeige/cooltext403300291.jpg http://www.oddunit.com/specialist-tools-f8/-t1.htm http://www.oddunit.com/specialist-tools-f8/1-2-impact-drivers-t127.htm kevhaywire Just thought I'd mention how useful battery powered impact drivers are having done some work on the car this weekend. I'd recommend one with a 1/2" square drive and you can get some with around 300lb ft torque for reasonable money. I tell you where I find them useful....... removing and dismantling front struts. Saves hours! This is the one I use - http://www.tooled-up.com/Product.asp?PID=26835 You can get cheaper ones though Specialist tools Mon, 03 Nov 2008 12:20:59 GMT http://www.oddunit.com/specialist-tools-f8/1-2-impact-drivers-t127.htm#1119 http://www.oddunit.com/specialist-tools-f8/1-2-impact-drivers-t127.htm http://www.oddunit.com/specialist-tools-f8/perfromance-box-is-it-any-good-t392.htm jmc
http://www.performancebox.co.uk/

Given the amount of tweaking I like to do, I was wondering, anyone have any experience with it?]]> Specialist tools Tue, 01 Dec 2009 15:45:45 GMT http://www.oddunit.com/specialist-tools-f8/perfromance-box-is-it-any-good-t392.htm#5564 http://www.oddunit.com/specialist-tools-f8/perfromance-box-is-it-any-good-t392.htm http://www.oddunit.com/specialist-tools-f8/cheap-camber-tool-t128.htm kevhaywire This is probably more useful to coilover owners because of the frequent height changes. i.e. Rather than using a spring compressor, you can just wind the spring perch down to relieve the tension before taking the TMs off, but that messes up your settings. You can get various camber tools, such as this one - http://www.advantagewheelalignment.com/camber_gauge.html But I found a cheap and easy way to restore the geometry settings after some suspension work. 1) Go to a Tesco ... Specialist tools Mon, 03 Nov 2008 12:35:45 GMT http://www.oddunit.com/specialist-tools-f8/cheap-camber-tool-t128.htm#1120 http://www.oddunit.com/specialist-tools-f8/cheap-camber-tool-t128.htm http://www.oddunit.com/specialist-tools-f8/mig-welders-t78.htm mrbeige Right, I'm thinking I need to purchase a MIG welder, but need tow know what I should be looking for. I want one for general bodywork use and for spot welding stainless pipework, ready for someone to TIG weld up. Do I need gassed or gas-less? What current rating should I be looking for? Etc. Specialist tools Tue, 21 Oct 2008 19:54:09 GMT http://www.oddunit.com/specialist-tools-f8/mig-welders-t78.htm#611 http://www.oddunit.com/specialist-tools-f8/mig-welders-t78.htm http://www.oddunit.com/specialist-tools-f8/lightening-balancing-t329.htm mrbeige So, if I wanted to make sure the con-rods and pistons were all the same weight, what sorts of tools would I need? I mean for the pistons, a very good quality set of electronic scales would be fine, but what about con-rods? balancing them wouldn't be that straight forward would it? Specialist tools Fri, 24 Jul 2009 10:42:43 GMT http://www.oddunit.com/specialist-tools-f8/lightening-balancing-t329.htm#4338 http://www.oddunit.com/specialist-tools-f8/lightening-balancing-t329.htm http://www.oddunit.com/specialist-tools-f8/die-grinder-for-head-port-t248.htm Flusted
Could i hire 1?

Will a 240v 1 be upto the job?]]> Specialist tools Mon, 23 Feb 2009 15:22:48 GMT http://www.oddunit.com/specialist-tools-f8/die-grinder-for-head-port-t248.htm#3077 http://www.oddunit.com/specialist-tools-f8/die-grinder-for-head-port-t248.htm http://www.oddunit.com/specialist-tools-f8/essential-tools-t58.htm junkie I have this socket set which has the 12 point spline sockets but more importantly they fit in tight places like engine heads unlike some that will not. http://www.lasertools.co.uk/item.aspx?item=1021&cat=261 Also and 1 of the most important socket add ons you need definately is the good old Irwin bolt grippers http://www.amazon.com/IRWIN-394001-Bolt-Grip-Remover/dp/B0000CCXVZ Specialist tools Sat, 18 Oct 2008 23:20:25 GMT http://www.oddunit.com/specialist-tools-f8/essential-tools-t58.htm#353 http://www.oddunit.com/specialist-tools-f8/essential-tools-t58.htm http://www.oddunit.com/specialist-tools-f8/gear-pullers-for-gearbox-related-tasks-t80.htm mrbeige Can someone recommend a kit for doing gearbox related fiddling? Specialist tools Wed, 22 Oct 2008 12:38:07 GMT http://www.oddunit.com/specialist-tools-f8/gear-pullers-for-gearbox-related-tasks-t80.htm#628 http://www.oddunit.com/specialist-tools-f8/gear-pullers-for-gearbox-related-tasks-t80.htm