Items you use the most when working on 928
#16
Nordschleife Master
Next best thing to a lift.
You lift one side of the car at a time, instead of each corner.
The bars also give a couple extra inches of height.
The GIF on his site is a bit sped up, but the ease of the process is shown clearly.
To add:
DeOxit, penetrating oil, anti-seize.
10mm & 13mm of various configurations (wrenches - short, medium & long, gear wrenches, deep & shallow sockets, ect). Torque wrench (big & small), lately my Dewalt impact driver - One of those *how did I live without it" kind of things.
PET, WSM, Dwayne's Garage, and a zillion or more write ups on here.
Profanity and patience. The fact that I do my major projects during winter storage time means that I'm not under much time pressure to get something done. So I can walk away any time I get frustrated. Which is good, because time pressure & frustration are huge factors in stupid mistakes & breaking stuff.
You lift one side of the car at a time, instead of each corner.
The bars also give a couple extra inches of height.
The GIF on his site is a bit sped up, but the ease of the process is shown clearly.
To add:
DeOxit, penetrating oil, anti-seize.
10mm & 13mm of various configurations (wrenches - short, medium & long, gear wrenches, deep & shallow sockets, ect). Torque wrench (big & small), lately my Dewalt impact driver - One of those *how did I live without it" kind of things.
PET, WSM, Dwayne's Garage, and a zillion or more write ups on here.
Profanity and patience. The fact that I do my major projects during winter storage time means that I'm not under much time pressure to get something done. So I can walk away any time I get frustrated. Which is good, because time pressure & frustration are huge factors in stupid mistakes & breaking stuff.
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Simple Green cleaner
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#24
Rennlist Member
I bought a set of Snap on 1/4 inch metric sockets and ratchet. Use it for an amazing amount of stuff, it's very small, has a very tight angle on the ratchet (allowing one to turn it a tiny bit at a time) and does not flex or strip bolts.
My go-to tool.
My go-to tool.
#25
Drifting
A stressball.
#26
Blood.
#27
Drifting
Breaker bar
3 different torque wrenches
3 different torque wrenches
#28
Nordschleife Master
But I asked the rep how much one of those sets cost the last time I saw him.
$200.
Needless to say, I don't have one.