Ahh.. Good thread, forgot about that one. And thanks for the response.Similar thread started here: http://www.kawasakininja300.com/for...ce/1067-want-do-my-own-basic-maintenance.html
My tools consist mostly of whatever was on sale at Canadian Tire when I went to shop for them. Haven't been disappointed yet.
And I get most of my power tools from Amazon, the prices are unbeatable.
You'll need a beam-type torque wrench since some bolts have torque values lower than what most click-type wrenches can be set to (< 20 ft-lbs).
I have had one for 12 years.. I have tested it a few times with weights and its within 5% accuracy.. Not bad for less than $20 at the time..You can get torque wrenches at harbor freight for $9.99.
Thats an awesome set! I also go with Craftsman, their the best tools you can buy and their guaranteed for life!Got this for Christmas, great quality and has everything you could think of pretty much. Kinda expensive but you won't be making any annoying runs to the hardware store anytime soon to get that random 17mm socket you don't have.
http://www.sears.com/craftsman-255-...p-00935255000P?prdNo=1&blockNo=1&blockType=G1