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Hmmmm this is the problem I have heard mix reviews about the kit they/him supply.
Without doing the hard work and working it all out myself there isn’t really any other option, or is there?
Looking to move the car into a new workshop, however, the car at the moment has a drive shaft out and it's not in the position to put the new one in.
Whats the best way to get the car back on all 4 wheels and moved without causing any damage to the bearings? I will be using a trailer to move...
It’s illegal to remove the Catalyst not the rear box/silencer. You may bring unwanted attention from the boys in blue, also void your insurance if you don’t notify them of the change.
Dewalt battery can be used on any of their tools, I have some 54v battery tools by dewalt and they to can be used on their 18v stuff.
Dewalt battery can set down in voltage but not up.
Impact drivers and impact wrench are rated differently.
You get what you pay for tbh.
All mine are dewalt, have been for the 14 year of being a chippy and never had a problem with them.
Milwaukee is another brand that cover cars as well as construction.