If you plan on doing this a couple times, call Matco or Snap-on (preferred) and tell them what you are doing and order the tools they suggest. It'll pob be in between 400-1000 bucks in GOOD tools.
-Ant.
If you plan on doing this a couple times, call Matco or Snap-on (preferred) and tell them what you are doing and order the tools they suggest. It'll pob be in between 400-1000 bucks in GOOD tools.
-Ant.
The Carbon Fibered R6
more like 1000-2000 easy.Originally Posted by AnthonyF
IF he decides to buy a bunch of stuff. If he has muscle, he can get away with some basic sockets and ratchets and 1 or 2 extensions. it'd be a pain in the ass in some areas but at least he could be proud he did it himself. A decent tq wrench is about 150. We got a digital one here...shit is awesome! ft lbs, NM's, degrees...i love it. That was like 350-450.
-Ant.
The Carbon Fibered R6
the techwrench i got the 3/8 version. i love it.
Snap-On doesn't warranty the electronics on the digital torque wrenches
most others dont either. pretty just dont break it lol.Snap-On doesn't warranty the electronics on the digital torque wrenches
That's the only thing that kept me from buying one when I was at Honda. I wasn't even a tech but was everybody's bitch for the crap jobs on the cars they didn't want to do lol. I didn't mind, it just meant double pay for me lol!
That's why we ONLY use it for big important jobs. Engine builds mainly.Snap-On doesn't warranty the electronics on the digital torque wrenches
-Ant.
The Carbon Fibered R6
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