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Originally Posted by 90dx
Buy a electric impact gun [1/2"] and some impact sockets for suspension work as well as a good size ball pein hammer.
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jesus christ if a impact gun is too extreme for you, maybe you should not own a car.
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like i said before, i doubt ill working working so extensivly on my car. im still a beginner.
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an entire motorswap is not extensive on a honda, pretty much unbolt and bolt. it comes apart one way, goes together the opposite. just starting out id get a good set of sockets and endwrenches in MM of course, thats about all you need for a honda, 10mm,12mm,14mm,17mm,21mm, id get a pair of mechanics gloves too, i found out when i used them i didnt get as dirty and neither does my car. good luck.
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you guys are being really nice to this noob. :o
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Everybody is forgetting the most important thing:
Rope. :6 |
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screw a creeper, i used my skateboard for the longest time. If that bothers your back, grab a piece of plywood from a house being built and bolt the wheels to that biatch.
welcome niglet |
Re: Just getting started
Originally Posted by Nayab
Also should a beginner like me practice on changing disc brake pads? or should i leave that to a pro?
Changing brake pads is an easy job, I think it took me less than 1/2 hour for the front end from driving my car in my shop, to pulling it out, thats including beer time. I would suggest buying a manual for your car, its only like $15 and its real nice to have in case you get into a pinch. |
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