1st Gen Lunchtable Thread - General Discussion

Usually that means the hardware is 3/8 and 1/2 and not metric haha

 

thats not metric 80% chance...

 

Wouldn’t doubt it.. through ive never stripped a bolt

 

mazda uses 13mm on caliper slide pin bolts

 

Correct. And Sweden is in Europe? Okay so yeah 13mm on the euro stuff and on some Murican stuff I guess now

 

It's plenty close enough to hit those torque specs on the stuff you work on so it'd be fine. I prefer to use the metric one too

 

I also use a Crescent wrench a ton

 

I figured sumpin but wasn't sure where the miscom was

 

That I don't use much. A big one is usually on the truck just rarely touched

 

Its just easier then finding a wrench. Or when i have to turn a valve

 

I think I've used mine more as a hammer than anything else
I usually already have the right wrench, so it's just easier to use the right one instead of adjusting that giant Polish nut lathe

 

Well for that stuff yeah. And you usually have plenty of room for one too.

 

Yeah for sure. I just really wanted to use that term for it that I read earlier this week and had me rolling. I think it was Speedytech7 that said it

 

Also when you are walking around a store to do stuff. Carrying a Crescent wrench, 9 in 1 and a service tool can fix alot of stuff

 

You lost me Mr 8%

 

Sometimes you just need an allsize nutfucker

 

knipex makes these beautes. havnt used a adjustable wrench since i got em
https://www.lowes.com/pd/KNIPEX-3-P...VxMDACh2_nQevEAQYBSABEgKPBvD_BwE&gclsrc=aw.ds