Tool forum?

[yotermanic]

Just an idea, but I've been in the mechanic trade a while and know me and my co-workers can sit and talk for hours on the subject of tools. I think it'd be a neat forum.

[csaxon]

I agree. Plus you learn about new tools and techniques to make life easier.

[Andydg]

I agree too...I've seen tool forums on sites like LS1tech.com and it stays pretty busy.

[2.2 Straight six]

yea, i think it would be good, especially when people want to know which tool from a selection to buy, eg. if you want a welder to learn on which would be the best, possibly a forum section under the "cars in general" sub-forum ?

[zirb]

We need a tool fourm. What kind of code reader should I buy ? JC Whintey has one for $150.00 is that the one I need for 1999 GM products?

[Andydg]

Originally Posted by zirb

We need a tool fourm. What kind of code reader should I buy ? JC Whintey has one for $150.00 is that the one I need for 1999 GM products?

Does it say it will read OBDII for GM products?

[zirb]

Yes it will. What does that mean?

[Jay99]

I add my vote for a tools forum...

Meanwhile, does anybody here know anything about the following spark test tools:
http://www.jcwhitney.com/autoparts/I...D:100000218065

http://www.jcwhitney.com/webapp/wcs/...atalogId=10101

The good the bad and the ugly, please...

[zirb]

Hey Moderators how about that tool forum?
Just an idea.