Tools

I am going to start making a list of tools with a link or 2 of where they can be found.

Stan, Austin or other members feel free to add your fav links.

This link is to the Pelican tool site
www.pelicanparts.com/catalog/shopcart/Su...928M-Tools-Books.htm

This link is for the 928 motorsports Tool site
www.928tools.com/

Snap on Tool site
www.snapon.com/

Mac Tools site
www.mactools.com/

928's R Us Site
s287999742.e-shop.info/shop/category_3/T...shop_param=cid%3D%26


928 Specialist Tools can be found here under the parts/accessory tab
www.928gt.com/skin3.htm

This link is for the 928 motorsports Tool site
www.928tools.com/

928mac;722 wrote: This link is to the Pelican tool site
www.pelicanparts.com/catalog/shopcart/Su...928M-Tools-Books.htm

This link is for the 928 motorsports Tool site
www.928tools.com/

Snap on Tool site
www.snapon.com/

Mac Tools site
www.mactools.com/

928's R Us Site
s287999742.e-shop.info/shop/category_3/T...shop_param=cid%3D%26


928 Specialist Tools can be found here under the parts/accessory tab
www.928gt.com/skin3.htm

Not bad, Brad. Looks like you've got it pretty well covered to me; at least 928 specific tools that any DIY should have. We've never really discussed other tools much here. Snap-On, for me, is the ultimate. It makes me feel proud when others stand in my garage for no other reason but to admire my Snap-On tool collection. As high as they are, though, I see no reason for those who aren't professional technicians to arm themselves with everything Snap-On name if they're not using them daily. Craftsman tools are a more affordable alternative and carry the same lifetime warranty.

Here is a VERY handy, cheap tool to have to make the task of transmission maintenance much easier on a 928: www.autozone.com/autozone/accessories/Au...entifier=940782_0_0_

Another must-have, in my opinion. You'll thank me later: buy1.snapon.com/catalog/item.asp?item_ID=57923&group_ID=14318

Hi

Most of my tools are Snap-On which is a habit I picked up when working in Top Fuel....expensive in the UK but very good tools....

All the best Brett