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Originally Posted by Speedy Safety first! Although my neighbors give me weird looks when the turbo spools on that thing and the back end starts to drift while I'm cutting.

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Old 03-01-2012, 10:58 AM   #1 (permalink)
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Safety first! Although my neighbors give me weird looks when the turbo spools on that thing and the back end starts to drift while I'm cutting.


Right on. I got the same one.

I have one of these and have found it makes work MUCH faster. You may wanna check it out if you're doing the install yourself.
Thanks for the tip! I will be doing the install on my back .

I have been doing lots of tool shopping past few days. My garage before yesterday just had a 100 pc tool kit and house remodeling stuff.

Next on list is torque wrench(s) and I'll take a look at your suggestion..do you know model number?
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Thanks for the tip! I will be doing the install on my back .

I have been doing lots of tool shopping past few days. My garage before yesterday just had a 100 pc tool kit and house remodeling stuff.

Next on list is torque wrench(s) and I'll take a look at your suggestion..do you know model number?
That Dewalt is DCF813S2. Just click on the pic I posted and it'll take you to it on Amazon.

I've worked on cars since I was a kid and have a garage full of tools, you can never have enough LOL
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That Dewalt is DCF813S2. Just click on the pic I posted and it'll take you to it on Amazon.

I've worked on cars since I was a kid and have a garage full of tools, you can never have enough LOL
Nice thanks speedy. Is the battery good, or would you recommend a corded one instead? it will never leave the garage FYI
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Nice thanks speedy. Is the battery good, or would you recommend a corded one instead? it will never leave the garage FYI
corded ones are big... dont fit very well in tight areas...
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corded ones are big... dont fit very well in tight areas...
oh oh....here we go










Just keep lug nuts and shift knobs out of the conversation....
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Just keep lug nuts and shift knobs out of the conversation....



import- now your car sounds like how it should've come from the factory.
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Nice thanks speedy. Is the battery good, or would you recommend a corded one instead? it will never leave the garage FYI
Definitely cordless. I have the one I posted, and a bigger one that's 18V and enough power to zip off lug nuts with ease. I carry my bigger one to the track to make swapping to DRs quick and easy. I have air tools for stubborn bolts, but these cordless ones I use most of the time.

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Not sure on the aftermarket wheels. I don't know if you can use the factory sensors in aftermarket rims. Anybody?
Some wheels they fit some they don't. Just depends on the wheel. For the ones that don't fit you get aftermarket ones.
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Definitely cordless. I have the one I posted, and a bigger one that's 18V and enough power to zip off lug nuts with ease. I carry my bigger one to the track to make swapping to DRs quick and easy. I have air tools for stubborn bolts, but these cordless ones I use most of the time.



Some wheels they fit some they don't. Just depends on the wheel. For the ones that don't fit you get aftermarket ones.
Ill definitely look into them! Thanks Speedy
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