33 replies to this topic

[Marky Tizz]

lighten up its a BARGAIN lol.
and as I said I didn't buy it just for the chest, i was gonna get a chest anyway and they had this one which was £10 more and had 200+ tools in it.... which so far I've used to overhaul my front brakes and change the tie bars, which were fapping tight I might add, and not a single sign of stress on any of the tools yet. well impressed.

[danrock101]

Nice! I might buy one even though I can't really do anything with engines, well I can check the oil AND put oil in! even though I put in the wrong stuff.

Edited by danrock101, 19 April 2009 - 01:39 AM.

[Marky Tizz]

hi dan, I'd recommend the chest for sure as your first tool set, you're certainly going to need something now you've joined the busy busy world of mini ownership hehe, you'll save yourself a fortune and learn a great set of skills if you try and do most of the work on your mini yourself like I've done, when I first got it I didn't know a thing about cars, now in the last 3 years I've overhauled the entire rear assembly, front brakes, fitted various different parts, changed engine parts, etc etc, nothing to lose so come on get your hands dirty hehe

[karl & his cooper]

MI have this set and its been bloody brilliant, only damaged one screwdriver and I have been using this set HEAVILY. halfords professional range is quite nice and is lifetime guarenteed on the tools etc =)