Why is Hans Excited?
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I'm making the 300 mile trip to harborfreight this weekend.
I'm thinking...ratcheting wrenches, air compressor, spring compressor, 1/2 inch impact wrench, jackstands....hmm what else do I need to remove the harmonic balancer....and replace valvesprings in a bonneville?
I'm thinking...ratcheting wrenches, air compressor, spring compressor, 1/2 inch impact wrench, jackstands....hmm what else do I need to remove the harmonic balancer....and replace valvesprings in a bonneville?
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Originally Posted by samueljackson
I love cheap tools (that dont break)
anything else I should pick up for tearing appart my motor? stuff that makes the job easier?
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Originally Posted by Hans
Originally Posted by samueljackson
I love cheap tools (that dont break)
but i would still check out their website. cuz i have foumd things on the site cheaper than the store. so i had to bring them a print out if the item, so they could change the price.
I got a $3 pair of plug wire removers just because. What a waste of $3. These things are so damn cheap they bent trying to pull my wires off. 
I need to go back though and get a security bit set. IDK why GM made the IAC and MAF sensor on my TB with security torx screws.
I need to go back though and get a security bit set. IDK why GM made the IAC and MAF sensor on my TB with security torx screws.
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your going to leave there with two shopping carts full
Whats wrong with that
i once drove over 100miles just for a hotdog
ok, i thought you were going 300 miles just for harbor freight.
i once drove over 100miles just for a hotdog


