http://buy1.snapon.com/catalog/item...d=1682&supersede=&store=snapon-store&tool=all The kit I have for sale came in a red case (not gray). As always, Snap-On tools have a lifetime warranty. I purchased this kit at the same time I also bought the GiroDisc brake tool. Two $220 brake tools exceeds my brake tool budget. I would have returned it to my rep, but he up and retired on me. Since I didn't want to start off with the new rep by returning something, I decided to offer it for private sale. It's in excellent condition and can be used on a wide variety of vehicles. New price is $220. As Snap-On doesn't discount (ever) I think $175 is extremely fair.
Who are you? Where are you located? Not generally a good idea to make your very first post on a board a FS thread. People want to know who you are and know that you can be trusted. Do you have someone that is a member here that knows you? That would be great to know so we know you are legit.
not to mention if you go to napa or checker you can buy a multy tool that's a cube that goes on a 3/8ths drive and works just as well... almost.. for under $10.... I am a tech and have never used one of those in 3 yrs.... too bad you bought 2 at once....
I will vouch for this dude. Although i really don't know him personally he is a active member on the local Evolution website. Actually he is the one who caught the subaru spinning out into the ditch on video at the fun run a few weeks ago. And btw Matt(05 MR) I promise I'm not stalking you. Welcome to mnsubaru badbennyb=sti guy on evomn.
He's legit, his name is Matt and you can read all about him on evomn.net A few pics of his car \/ This guy is a track star and could out drive anyone of us.
If there's one thing I love, it's stirring things up a bit. Life's to short to play it safe. Getting this kind of reaction already goes to show that in spite of our (different) Ricer choices, I like you guys (and ladies especially) already. Yes, there are many tool choices when it comes to brake work. Many of the choices are considerably cheaper than what I have for sale. If you work on your car a lot (I’ve done 5 sets of front pads, 2 rears this season), tool quality starts to become obvious. I don't care what anyone says; Snap-On tools (and the people who stand behind them) are unmatched in the business. If you’re looking for the best, this is what you want. http://www.associatedcontent.com/article/128039/product_comparisons_hand_tools_craftsman.html
yes you do for the bigger more in depth stuff.. again I ran and worked in an auto business / shop for the last 3 yrs, am now tooling at a Ford Dealership... using the same "****ty" tools Ihave for 4 yrs... not broken one of them... and saved $200... h a ha there are just some tools that you need to buy the good stuff... but why buy snap-on when you can get the same thing through crafstmen for half the price with the same warranty... my 0.02c .... nothing towards the original poster... besides... in 4 yrs I have had to use that similar tool maybe 3 times and 2 of those 3 times were on the same damn day and I was wishing I had that exact tool not my cheaper one (it kept slipping and grazing my knuckles ha ha) I set my whol tool box up with enough tools (more then enough) to be a B grade tech and used them no worries for over 3 yrs now for less then $2500 toolbox included... my old tech spent $5000+ just for his toolbox..... and we have pretty much the same tools... sorry to hijack... I would say trade it back to the new salesmen and get something else you can use...
