Thank you for the content, and for showing us that you don't need the most expensive things to do the simplest job, and for showing us easier ways to do the job more efficiently.

def get these ratchets don't buy a Sears or Husky set all in one deal, best bet is to piece good stuff together individually because the all in one kits give you stuff youll never ever need.

Auto Fanatic this is true. I have the Craftsman 150 piece mechanic toolset and I use probably 30% of it and this is working on my cars.

Auto Fanatic yeah that's what I have been reading. Having a 2018 gt350 on order(can't wait), I will be having to torque wheels to 150ft/lb, as you know... is there any validity to the whole "not buying a torque wrench that is not +\- 2 % or so of the rated specs? I think that's the number if I remember correctly. It seems ridiculous... but I am not sure if I should get a 250 max or 150 max limit, as I would like to keep it as a 3/8 inch drive since I plan on having most my set be in that size

The CDI I use goes way past 150, never limit yourself on that spec so having more lets you use it more often. Grab a 1/2 to 3/8 Impact adaptor and you can do even more using your 3/8 sockets. I rarely use my 3/8 drive torque wrenches unless its for "inch pounds" for special applications and such. On the Shelby you need a real torque wrench, I tested the cheaper ones and found they were off by almost 15+ ftlbs on the lug nuts and i broke many of the cheaper ones on wheels, my 2012 CTSV required lots of lug nut torque and years back i said screw the cheap China stuff and i was lucky to find this CDI Torque Wrench on Amazon. I never wanted to spend $500 when the Snap On guy swings by, so this is the way to go on Amazon. I have torqued wheels and engine parts on hundreds of cars and it never failed. You must always remember when finished to unwind the wrench and place in the box and to never store it with the spring loaded.

Yeah when I got my first Craftsman kit when I was 11 wayyyy back i started to realize that as well, the smaller bitty sizes are for specialty things and most cars and industrial work rarely require so many. I later on bought Snap On and Craftsman Industrial sockets for almost everything I do.

brent horton never been using for over 5 years on gas washers and electric of course any hose can fail if abused or exceeding the psi rating

right on thanks for watching, everything I use works amazing and I wrench daily. AF

Auto Fanatic another question, where do you get the pumps for the v07? Thank you

Amazon or Chemical Guys website. Also Mcmaster.com has even better ones but much more money

Yeah thats for sure, the PFM are awesome I just picked up their smaller 9X9 wax ones and like them a lot

Jrovann Lawrence i dont use air freshener they tend to cause funky smells over time. #1 rule dont eat or drink in your car and if you get takeout keep it in the trunk 🌭🍕🍕🌮🥓

Ok I don't allow eating in my car either so what do you recommend for the glass cleaner

Jrovann Lawrence i use original windex with ammonia or spray way aerosol you can get windex in aerosol foam as well

Auto Fanatic thank you

TP tools and Eastwood sell mini buffers and collets.

just stainless ones from MTM

considering my local Sears is going out of business I just order on Amazon, i got links posted above, its just the easiest purchase is Amazon

1/4 inch

Auto Fanatic I just received my 1322 TS from obsessed garage and when using the 1/4 hose with the foam cannon it wouldn’t hardly flow any water to produce decent foam.... I was wondering if upgrading to the 3/8 hose would make a difference since that’s what Kranzle includes when you buy a full setup

been using the 1/4 for months sounds like you need to adjust your pressure valve my machine produced 1300 PSI all day long and 1600 PSI with my modified nozzle. also what foam cannon are you using? if its the MTM I think its your valve if its a cheap cannon I can not help

Auto Fanatic I’m using the PF22.... and normally I can lay out some nice thick foam with my gas pw, and I made sure that the top knob was turned clockwise all the way. I have the same gun/wand setup as well.... either way, thanks for the replies and maybe I need to take the mtm apart and clean the screen and check to make sure nothing is blocking the orifice

let me know, 2 years of using mine i never did any tear down and i used my MTM with 8 different pressure washers over the course of 2 years worked perfect every time. I did hear some units came with the wrong orifice jet inside as for mine it worked out of the box so i left it alone