Cool tools to have for the 928
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Cool tools to have for the 928
Well I recently started working at a pretty well equipped auto repair shop.
I have had the opportunity to see some really cool tools,
this is one I really like, an induction bolt heater.
I have used this and thought it might be a great addition to the tool box for removing lots of stuck fasteners,
like water pump bolts, or water bridge bolts, ex manifold bolts
Note drain the coolant when working on the block to get the full effect of this tool .
If you have any other cool tool ideas for the workshop please post them.
I have a few more things to share as this thread develops.
http://www.google.com/url?sa=t&rct=j...69411363,d.cWc
1000 watts of induction to heat ferrous (iron) metals safely and effectively WITHOUT AN OPEN FLAME TORCH. Anything Metallic that has become seized can be heated and expanded to allow easy removal which saves time, frustration and money. Uses: automotive mechanics, construction, farm equipment maintenance, industrial machine maintenance, bearing removal, paintless dent repair, marine/boat, plumbing Includes: 1 x BB7000 Torchless Heat Induction Tool 1 x Litz Wire Rope for Assymetrical Application 1 x 23 inch Flex Form Coil 1 Coil Kit Kit includes: (1.75", 1.5", 1.25", 1",(2) .875", .75", .75" long) 1 Custom Storage Case 1 Owners Manual
I have had the opportunity to see some really cool tools,
this is one I really like, an induction bolt heater.
I have used this and thought it might be a great addition to the tool box for removing lots of stuck fasteners,
like water pump bolts, or water bridge bolts, ex manifold bolts
Note drain the coolant when working on the block to get the full effect of this tool .
If you have any other cool tool ideas for the workshop please post them.
I have a few more things to share as this thread develops.
http://www.google.com/url?sa=t&rct=j...69411363,d.cWc
1000 watts of induction to heat ferrous (iron) metals safely and effectively WITHOUT AN OPEN FLAME TORCH. Anything Metallic that has become seized can be heated and expanded to allow easy removal which saves time, frustration and money. Uses: automotive mechanics, construction, farm equipment maintenance, industrial machine maintenance, bearing removal, paintless dent repair, marine/boat, plumbing Includes: 1 x BB7000 Torchless Heat Induction Tool 1 x Litz Wire Rope for Assymetrical Application 1 x 23 inch Flex Form Coil 1 Coil Kit Kit includes: (1.75", 1.5", 1.25", 1",(2) .875", .75", .75" long) 1 Custom Storage Case 1 Owners Manual
Last edited by Mrmerlin; 06-21-2014 at 12:07 AM.
#2
Nordschleife Master
Stan,
My contribution is not for the pro, such as yourself.
My offering is a tool for the new guy at home who might not be aware of them. They're really helpful especially if you want to get the car high, then quickly/easily get it low to get under the hood.
Ken's Liftbars.
http://liftbars.com/
My contribution is not for the pro, such as yourself.
My offering is a tool for the new guy at home who might not be aware of them. They're really helpful especially if you want to get the car high, then quickly/easily get it low to get under the hood.
Ken's Liftbars.
http://liftbars.com/
#3
Nordschleife Master
Mrmerlin, you're the coolest tool for the 928 owner.
#4
Nordschleife Master
Stan,
What MJ says is very true.
You're knowledge, wit, patience, and willingness to help is unparalleled.
You are one of the true Chieftains here.
Craig
What MJ says is very true.
You're knowledge, wit, patience, and willingness to help is unparalleled.
You are one of the true Chieftains here.
Craig
#6
Race Car
So, is there some inception about an actual loaner toolbox? The O/Cs seems to have stalled...and the axxle puller thread is it's own little window on the twilight zone, last I checked.
I'd say BFH?? J/K. Tha'ts the boat..right... mean, Stan's alright online, but...
Good optics- (1) remote video/camera, and (2) real smoker machine are good instruments to have.
I'd say BFH?? J/K. Tha'ts the boat..right... mean, Stan's alright online, but...
Good optics- (1) remote video/camera, and (2) real smoker machine are good instruments to have.
Last edited by SMTCapeCod; 06-20-2014 at 11:56 PM.
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Linky Fixt
#9
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Here is another interesting tool for checking back pressure in the cat,
if you read more than 3 PSI while revving the engine the cats plugged.
Port adapter is placed before the cat or after if more than one is installed
found a few clogged cats already.
From the Manufacturer
Test for clogged or obstructed catalytic converters and mufflers. Fast and easy to use. Threads into Oxygen Sensor Port. Kit includes 12MM and 18MM adapters to fit most domestic and imported vehicles. Gage measures 2-1/2" diameter and has dual scale: 15 PSI and 1.00KgCm2. Hose is 41" long. No need to tap into exhaust system then reseal holes afterwards. Packed in a vinyl pouch for store display and tool box storage. Complete with instruction
http://www.google.com/url?sa=t&rct=j...,d.cWc&cad=rja
if you read more than 3 PSI while revving the engine the cats plugged.
Port adapter is placed before the cat or after if more than one is installed
found a few clogged cats already.
From the Manufacturer
Test for clogged or obstructed catalytic converters and mufflers. Fast and easy to use. Threads into Oxygen Sensor Port. Kit includes 12MM and 18MM adapters to fit most domestic and imported vehicles. Gage measures 2-1/2" diameter and has dual scale: 15 PSI and 1.00KgCm2. Hose is 41" long. No need to tap into exhaust system then reseal holes afterwards. Packed in a vinyl pouch for store display and tool box storage. Complete with instruction
http://www.google.com/url?sa=t&rct=j...,d.cWc&cad=rja
#10
Drifting
I just got these. They were suggested by Sean for using to remove the water pump bolts. Seems am awesome price for this 3 piece set.
http://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B000V2BRM2
http://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B000V2BRM2
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+1.
I, like many others I'm sure, really appreciate your presence on Rennlist.
Always willing to help with great advices.
Thank you so much.
I hope I'll have the chance to meet you again.
Now I need to follow Craig's (MainPorsche) recommendation and get some Liftbars.
Should have along time ago but...
Just notice this week that it is possible for me (and all others outside the US) to buy only the ends and build them myself! Great.
I, like many others I'm sure, really appreciate your presence on Rennlist.
Always willing to help with great advices.
Thank you so much.
I hope I'll have the chance to meet you again.
Now I need to follow Craig's (MainPorsche) recommendation and get some Liftbars.
Should have along time ago but...
Just notice this week that it is possible for me (and all others outside the US) to buy only the ends and build them myself! Great.
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Stan,
My contribution is not for the pro, such as yourself.
My offering is a tool for the new guy at home who might not be aware of them. They're really helpful especially if you want to get the car high, then quickly/easily get it low to get under the hood.
Ken's Liftbars.
http://liftbars.com/
My contribution is not for the pro, such as yourself.
My offering is a tool for the new guy at home who might not be aware of them. They're really helpful especially if you want to get the car high, then quickly/easily get it low to get under the hood.
Ken's Liftbars.
http://liftbars.com/
USA 78-86.0, ROW 78-85 (round jack points) (No Longer Available)
It doesn't say if this is temporary or forever.
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