Help, can this be a 1 man job?
04-20-2006, 04:54 PM
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Re: Before you ask your next question,
hahaha, sorry man, i know i'm really throwing some easy ones out here. Europa just called me and gave me a few tips.
i'll learn...slowly
i'll learn...slowly
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Re: did you get this resolved? where in cleveland are you?
I just spoke to Europa and got some good tips to get me going. I'm actually in NJ, but my girlfriend is in Cleveland, hence the number (we have a shared plan).
Are you in Cle, where at? I'll be moving out there at some point this summer
Are you in Cle, where at? I'll be moving out there at some point this summer
04-20-2006, 05:04 PM
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This is what I have, sorry for the confusion guys
http://www.performancealloys.com/alloy_wheel_spacers.asp
I have the DRA = Wheel Spacer/Adapter. (The second one down)
I have the DRA = Wheel Spacer/Adapter. (The second one down)
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Sears works, anything is better than nothing but Craftsmen is decent
Some of their mechanical type Torque wrenches don't have the lifetime warrenty or at least didn't in the past so be sure to read the label. Otherwise in the lower end they're all going to be fairly similar and have similar tolerances.
But the best tool is information. Read and search whenever possible.
Trent
But the best tool is information. Read and search whenever possible.
Trent