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Thanks for the video, I am looking to add Capri to my sets.

Just removed my governor and I was like how far should I put this thing, we used to use paper for everything, like matching gears and such to make sure there not too tight, but didn't think about it for this

If i dont set the coil gap right does it cause bad kickback on the pull start?

Your right they better than snapon

I was eye balling the Milwaukee stubbies ..Great Video loved it Awesome and all great choices love it

Man the box ends on those wright box end wrenches are too thick. I’m a big fan of wright generally but I had to pass those over

Balance shaft .

Thanks to everyone who sat through the whole video, I know it was a long one but there are some tidbits of the trade in there and some clues as to what to watch out for in your own builds

Big block Buick

I love the way you take your time and making sure everything is perfect! Great info as well. Where could a tool like that be purchased if you will? Or do you do mail in jobs? Thanks

Is it running on methanol

Problem is a lot of the tool truck guys have become worthless dickheads.

Tekton is a solid choice also

*The Taiwan OEM of both of these is Easen Tool.*

That's the cat the box!!

Literally comes from the same dam Chinese factory as all the other ones.

Thanks for your life story

That stage one is definitely not jetted right that thing should be taking off

Very very nice work, Any info on where i can get my hemi head ported like this as well? Thanks

Problem with Gearwrench is that so often they shift production to China and the product just isn’t as well executed nor consistent. And the sockets I think can be made in either China or Taiwan. At least the Icon is Taiwan made.

I have both pliers and without a doubt, the Knipex is a better design and more careful manufacturing. -I bought the Channellock GL several years after using the Knipex to test them seeing their moderate price and brand prestige. -I could never get a good feel for that 10" GripLock clamp, it only has 5 adjustments versus 9 for the Knipex, which allows me to adjust the best opening for my hand and apply enough force, which I can't do with the GripLock. -It seems to me that the handles of the GL are narrower than the Knipex and bother the palm more when applying force. -The GL has a lot of play in the jaws compared to the Knipex. -It seems to me that the GL is made of. a strong steel; it has a medium price and a strong grip of the jaws on the piece is achieved, but it is a design that was already surpassed by European manufacturers years ago in terms of quality and performance. -Channellock hired someone to make beautiful and attractive packaging for his pliers, but when you unpack them and look at them carefully you can see that it is an old design that is not at the level of Knipex. -Use Chanellock, a transparent varnish to prevent corrosion, but it falls off quickly. -I think you should use another coating and even chrome like they do on similarly priced pliers like those low and medium priced from Stanley and Craftsman.

You got a sub Williams is my favorite i have some vintage Williams wrenches on my channel thanks for sharing my friend

Weird. I have a wrench set from them that doesnt skip sae or metric. They look the same as my gearwrench

Gatorade tells me everything i need to know about your aptitude for tools. And i also saw on several of your sockets, you rolled it off the fastener while torquing it. Because only one corner would be bent. If it was bad metal all six flats would have damage. If its one corner you arent competent enough to turn a concentric circle and you roll the socket off under tension....... mechanicking 101.

Dig it!! Your on point

Any reviews on the gage warhead

You must be really special to determine the durability of the finish before first use😮

Great looking ports! What you said about ports makes sense. I've seen SBC heads that were so hogged out that the center dividers between the intake ports were paper thin. There was hardly any sealing surface.

Hey frosty.. nice to see ya throw up new content. Nice looking head work for sure. Cant wait to see/hear it run..

Amen Frosty! That's why I love the Hemi heads! That thing is gonna flow like the Mississippi. Top shelf work my friend!

My tuxedo cat is very affectionate.

I'm currently saving up for rockers myself, shit is so Stupid expensive

Love the kitties😂. I'm new to this mini bike hobbie. I built muscle car engines and I'm familiar with the roller rockers and I just can't get over how ONLY TWO roller rockers cost almost three hundred bucks at Go Power Sports and I can buy a way stronger better roller rocker for the same price for my 350 chevy and I get 16 of them instead of TWO. Something isn't right with this picture. There's no reason why they should cost that much. Thank you for your video sir it's VERY informative.

First I bought a non hemi 212 that was supposed to come in the mail today. Then I was looking at 224s on HF site. Then today saw a post on a group on Facebook that the link for 224 was gone. It was in my recently viewed items and I tried clicking on it myself and nothing. Link doesn’t exist anymore. My local store had 3 left so I bought 2. 😂

Glad I found your channel..!

Ok so what one pulls better? And for the $ and parts put in?

I use sunex 1/4 drive all the way to 1 drive. Metric and standard on scrapers and dozers. These sockets are awesome. Matco uses the same manufacturer as sunex too

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You said your answer in the first sentence Williams USA they are literally snap-on sockets just stamped Williams instead of snap-on for a quarter the price

But they hit the seat while working on it

What size did you have to change out on the bypass part? Is the inlet and outlet 5/8 and 3/4?

Mascots?

Is princess a tortoiseshell? Orange black? Or is it the lighting?..

Did the cat die?

Great to see something a little different than the jiffy lube experts.

Cornwell has awesome hardline / USA sockets. I wish they did a deeper taper on the deep impacts, but they are incredibly strong / durable. Clearly made to old school standards.

Give me Koken Zeal any day.

I have a tuxedo named Munchkin. She is very affectionate.

*UPDATE* I retract my statement about warranty, I recently got my 5/16?hex socket in 3/8 warrantied out in a matter of minutes via email. Keep your receipt email if you buy online folks. Also I did buy ADV Mid lengths in metric, they are identical but for me, mr Fred will meet me any weekday for replacement. I bought some regularly used 3/8 six points and 1/2” SAE hex sockets from him for his incredible service