Protip, if that coil touches metal, three square blocks may be levelled just like butter

Move south, ease your daily rust pains

I once got a stuck tie rod off by pouring Dr. Pepper on it. Maybe i just got lucky, but thats also all i had on me on the side of the road that day. Would have been summer of 1997.

Wait… How did you get the tie rod through the loop???

That’s a lot of oxy acedaline tanks…😂

Price?

Can you do spacers with this set up with a 0 offset for a little more wheel poke without having to do trimming?

Should have just replaced the tie rod. It's cheaper

That is the cleanest 'Rust Belt' car I've ever seen. Here in Windsor//Detroit... We deal with REAL rust.. I'm talkin blossomed nuts n bolts.. Everything is rotten after 4 years. We torch.. You pay!!!

This is a bite off the bolt buster,and that’s less money.

cheap ass overpriced piece of shit!!! still fucks up rubber seals & boots. Hire a real mechanic & let the snowflakes go broke!!!

Do you have a part number for the insert/bolt?

Worth 600. After 600 jeeps

Just snap it off and remove lol saved 600 bucks

vape induction heaters go for over $100 $600 with a warranty is definitely worth it

how much lift do you get in the front?

Watch a KZfaq video and make your own, save yourself $550.

I believe that is an audi hes working on. $600 tool,$300 car. I know it costs more,i was commenting on its worth. Just kidding, not really

The stickers not ripping off cleanly is the most annoying part of this industry.

What exact spacers are those and what lowering increment are the H&R springs?

As a mechanic.. You lost me at "blow torch".

Hi I have the 2023 trd pro question the you modified tre truck to fit the 35 inch tire thanks

600 nope

I am a heavy diesel mechanic. I use both oxy acetylene torch, or 1800 watt induction heater. Depending on what i am working on. Times wires or air lines are very close. Times its wide open. I use both regularly. Torch is a millions times faster when working on 1/2 and 5/8 bolts.

It's balanced, but its not perfectly balanced as you state. You did a static balance, which is okayyy if that's the ONLY option you have, but you could easily dynamicly balance that wheel, which is far better.

That car is junk

I wouldn't pay 50 for one

Does this lift give any more ground clearance?

Or u could usa an air hammer ac cut the nut. Or a Sawzall and cut the shaft.

So when you are turning and using the travel of your shock it will still rub yeah?

Lol those shocks are probably like a 1.2 for both sides. Idk what your flate rate pay is but that one job isn't gonna pay for the 600 bucks. Maybe another 5 or 10 sets of those will

Air saw/sawzall.

Oxy/acetylene is cordless though. Ive had a miniductor for 12 years. Ive used it about 10 times. I’ll use the torch before i use the miniductor. “Eating up the labor times” most of the time it takes longer to wrap the wire around stuff than it does to roll the torch over light it and for the part to be red hot. The. You have to move the coil away from the material to be able to remove/loosen it. By the time you need a miniductor its better just to replace the parts with new stuff.

For that price I'm just gonna stick to the torch

Maybe use a real torche..... 10ply.... strait up 10ply.

A tool that isn't terribly difficult to make- and on the cheap. Search youtube for 'induction heater' to find plenty of howto tutorials.

Thank you. Hope you dont ruin the heat treatment spec 😊

120 seconds? My acetylene torch will melt that completely in about 20 seconds, maybe 10 seconds worth of heat to unseize a rusted nut.

Mapp gas torch all day

I’ll just use my spare ski mask to get on for free

So just how did you get the tool over a tie rod if the nut wouldn't break loose to start with?

They’ve had them for years lol. I remember taking apart a 97 Subaru from New York with one in 2011 to swap engine and drivelines.

Isnt this like... a common tool? We use it forever and know tons who do also.

Induction are great BUT this specific tool is so large and cumbersome, how on earth is that going to get into tight spaces on cars? Just point your MAP gas torch in the smallest of gaps and fire.

$600 I'll keep torching

thats not gona be able to get around everything though. i had to heat up my rear trailing arm bushing.

Hope you don’t have a pace maker. Or a cheap client.

I use the torch

I dont use heat. I just break shit lmfao

I don’t tend to deal with that much rust down here in Florida but people who live right on the water with the sea water constantly spraying their cars… this will be considered. But I’ll go with harbor freight 600 bones is a lot for what it is. But for what it can do, it has Merit