can't go wrong with free tools. hehehehehcrash n’ burn wrote:pay to play, i buy the best i can get because i know the quality..i always get ragged on by my friends because 90% of the tools in my rolling cabinet are craftsman..but hey, free if it breaks right?
i think if your not a mechanic and dont use them everyday u dont realize how much of a better quality snap-on is over craftsmen. not saying craftsman is not good, i have quite a bit of craftsman tools myself but do prefer snap-on. and if u are a mechanic and work in a reputable shop, the snap on truck should visit you weekly anyways so its actually more of an inconvience for me to get my craftsman tools replaced. half the time sears is out of stock of the stuff that breaks.Duce40sx wrote:That's good. Pay to play.
I have 100% Craftsman. My good friend has 70% snap-ons, and 30% craftsman.
I've used the Snap-ons all the Time, and I do believe that They are OVERATED. And I don't think they have a good deal anyway. For hand tools, Craftsman is much cheaper, and more convienient~. IF you break the Snap-on how the heck are you going to get a replacement~?Hunt down the Snap-on truck?
That's exactly what I was telling him to get! Works absolute miracles.ANVIL wrote:get urself one of these:
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors...ZWDVW
i used to work at an oil change place and it has never failed me on doing an oil change on any vehicle. ever. stick it on a ratchet and it tightens grip while turning ccw
i saw that before, and no joke..i really didnt' see how it'd be better than what i had. dah bt its off, and im not complaining, stupid mistakeredtop91 wrote:
That's exactly what I was telling him to get! Works absolute miracles.
Why would you want to run higher viscosity oil than what nissian specified?Duce40sx wrote:Hmm.. For a Stock KA I wouldn't recommend 5 30 synthetic.I'd go with 20/50 castro high mileage~I am at 10/30 regular and i will move up to 20/50 in 6 months.