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These are great. My only gripe is the harbor freight quality, the tie rods on my 88 were really corroded so i used an impact on the ball joint separator bolt. Needless to say the bolt got stripped. Fricken chinese cheese steel.
I would say it's safe to assume you should not use impacts on it...
Also, once you get it good and tight you can usually just hit the joint a few times with a hammer and it'll pop right out
Also, I forgot one of my new favorites:
Never fubar up a balljoint again.
These are great. My only gripe is the harbor freight quality, the tie rods on my 88 were really corroded so i used an impact on the ball joint separator bolt. Needless to say the bolt got stripped. Fricken chinese cheese steel.
--air compressor
--3/8" air ratchet
--1/2" drive breaker bar
--electric drill & 3/8" drive adapter for running shit in/out----use this a LOT
--floor jack/jack stands
--multimeter
--screwdriver magnetizer
--gear wrench set
Noob question-- what are some things you use air compressors for?
anything that you have an air tool for. :)
i mostly use it for the following:
- air impact to remove highly torqued/stubborn nuts/bolts (SO much easier to pull a trigger vs getting a breaker bar and/or cheater bar, especially in tight spaces) and then put them back on
- refill tires
- power my cut off wheel to cut the crap out of metal like it was soft butter
- helps make my plasma cutter work. :twisted:
a few of my friends use their air ratchet for removing pretty much any bolt, some use their compression them for painting, the list goes on and on.
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