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  1. knhtrdr

    knhtrdr Active Member

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    What tools should a wrx/sti driver need/have in its box at all times? (I actually had a dream about this question fallin asleep on speed channel:keke:
     
  2. lostinthewoods

    lostinthewoods Frisco Tx Baller

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    Go back to bed :)
     
  3. knhtrdr

    knhtrdr Active Member

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    :rofl: ok...
     
  4. Weapon

    Weapon 90lbs of dynamite
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    2-3 rachets (make sure one has a small head), a good set of sockets (various sizes), a good set of wrenches (various sizes), a breaker bar, 4 jack stands, hydrolic jack, car ramps, can of wd40, can of pb blaster. A creeper (to roll underthe car) Those should get you through most installs.
     
  5. Ayrton

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    I don't know, I just keep buying tools...

    I am sure the MAC guy will tell me when to stop. :eek3:
     
  6. GTscoob

    GTscoob Black is Beautiful

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    10, 12, 14, 17, and 19 mm wrenches will get pretty much every bolt on these cars.
     
  7. slowwrx

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    You beat me to it. If you are wanting to know what to carry in the car, I would start with what was mentioned above, plus a 3 and 6 inch extension as well as a spark plug socket and a set of pre gapped plugs... anything other than that call a tow truck.
     
  8. knhtrdr

    knhtrdr Active Member

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    Exactly what I was lookin for Thanks!

    I laughed so hard at that cause I had been postin for what like an hour or so at some crazy hour. Funny thing I did and have another dream about a g2g. and didnt sleep long.:)
     
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  9. SkullWRX

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    also get some with a lifetime warranty (craftsman, husky pro, etc), so if they break you can replace them easily and cheaply *cough*alexfixmywrenchyoubroke*cough*. But be careful, all Craftsman tools have a lifetime warranty except for torque wrenches which are only a year. get these at home depot because they're lifetime there.
     
  10. pEd

    pEd This ain't no Piccadilly!

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    :rofl::rofl::rofl:

    sorry bum :keke:
     

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