Tools of Choice

[eholman]

I will soon be starting the disassembly on my Z600, going over it w/
a fine tooth comb. Problem is, the garage Im doing all the work in
is about 45 mins away from my house, I dont want to move my tool
chest & I certainly dont want to make trips back & forth because I
forgot a certain wrench or socket. I know w/ Integras you can almost
take the whole car apart w/ 10,12,14,17&21 mm sockets. Any
recommendations on what I should gather up for a nice "portable" tool
kit. What are the most common sockets needed?
Thanks for saving me trips,
Brian C
Hagerstown Md

[dealadayray]

it all depends on what and how far you are going to take your Honda apart.

[riceburner006]

--- In 2cylinderhondas@y..., "william colford"
wrote:

> it all depends on what and how far you are going to take your Honda apart.
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: "Brian C"
> To:
> Sent: Sunday, October 13, 2002 10:52 AM
> Subject: [2cylinderhondas] Tools of Choice
> > I will soon be starting the disassembly on my Z600, going over it w/
> > a fine tooth comb. Problem is, the garage Im doing all the work in
> > is about 45 mins away from my house, I dont want to move my tool
> > chest & I certainly dont want to make trips back & forth because I
> > forgot a certain wrench or socket. I know w/ Integras you can almost
> > take the whole car apart w/ 10,12,14,17&21 mm sockets. Any
> > recommendations on what I should gather up for a nice "portable" tool
> > kit. What are the most common sockets needed?
> > Thanks for saving me trips,
> > Brian C
> > Hagerstown Md
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> >Brian,an 8,10,12,&14mm. sockets and a good selection

ofcombination wrenches,with an impact wrench, both for bolts,and the
kind for phillips screws will help. Your going to probably need a
torch if you live in the salt belt! Bring vise-grips,pry-bar&baggies!

[culmbank]

a few sharpened pencils might be a good idea. sometimes when you
disconnect fluid lines you can used the sharpened end of a pencil to
plug up the line.

--- In 2cylinderhondas@y..., "Brian C" wrote:
> I will soon be starting the disassembly on my Z600, going over it
w/
> a fine tooth comb. Problem is, the garage Im doing all the work in
> is about 45 mins away from my house, I dont want to move my tool
> chest & I certainly dont want to make trips back & forth because I
> forgot a certain wrench or socket. I know w/ Integras you can
almost
> take the whole car apart w/ 10,12,14,17&21 mm sockets. Any
> recommendations on what I should gather up for a nice "portable"
tool
> kit. What are the most common sockets needed?
> Thanks for saving me trips,
> Brian C
> Hagerstown Md