Pulled out the bad boy for some 1FZ front crank pulley action.
Indispensable tool.
Indispensable tool.
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Love the toyota PN tools. I still have the ball-peen hammer you gave me like 10 years ago, and though I use it, the sticker is still on it with plastic wrap. Gives me warm and fuzzies. My 3/4 torque wrench is some off-brand though.
After a year of throwing money into the bottomless pit of maintenance, I treated myself to a heap of fresh rubber.
33" BFG KO2's
33" BFG KO2's
New Oil Level Sensor
New Oil Pump Seal
New Front Crank Seal
New AC Condensor
New F&R Calipers/Rotors
New Oil Pump Seal
New Front Crank Seal
New AC Condensor
New F&R Calipers/Rotors
Looks really good. What wheels are those?
Thank you. 16x10 Black Rock D Window
Thank you. It is time for new tires so I am thinking of upgrading the whole package at the same time.
I bet that makes the job easier. It sure looks like a rebranded snap on torque wrench. If it's really made in america I bet it is a snap on contract because they are the only company making torque wrenches in the USA.
It is a rebranded Snap-On.
Only the best tools for the best vehicles!!!
Which means it has been assessed both a Snap-on tax AND a Toyota SST tax.
Heard it was on sale about 15 years ago.
I only paid the Snap-on tax for mine.
I'm confused. American made tools are the best but American made cars are not? Japanese made cars are the best but Japanese made tools are not?
You're telling me a nation can be great at some things but not others even if the materials they are manufacturing are from the same elements?
No wonder marketing to make me dedicated to a brand doesn't work on me. I just don't believe it. Unless it's Scott Shop Towels, those things are amazing!
Anyway I've been wrenching too much lately.
You're telling me a nation can be great at some things but not others even if the materials they are manufacturing are from the same elements?
No wonder marketing to make me dedicated to a brand doesn't work on me. I just don't believe it. Unless it's Scott Shop Towels, those things are amazing!
Anyway I've been wrenching too much lately.
Steel wheels can be nice looking but I highly suggest a better quality set of wheels. Balancing is challenging and had to go through a couple o find a "true" set. My goal is to restore the factory wheels and run those with a tire upgrade.
Hell yeah, where I grew up we were fantastic at ground level explosives but couldn't do a firework display worth a s***.
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Stood and wondered which would give up first….. 8” or the RCVs. What do you guys think??
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