Alot of what you buy will depend on looks(believe it or not). Matco tools hardley build anything of there own, alot of times it's Knipex, Lisle, and other Major Companies. Price Snap on is little bit more than Mac. Warranty depends totally on the Tool man that goes to your shop. Speciality tools usually built by OTC or copied(snap-on). Air tools equal there usually built by ingersol-rand or carbon copied(snap-on) Screwdrivers Snap-On just look better. Sockets Mac, more compact(smaller O.D.) to tighter spots, strength wise are the same I've broken both.

Tool boxes Mac(Snap-On has those plastic levers you need to move before you open it, Mac has detents to hold in place) Wrenches Snap-On smoother body on the wrench, less likely to eat on the inside of the hand.

Mac on the other hand had a list of tools and boxes that you could purchase how ever you wanted. When I did it, Snap-On only sold big tool sets with a tool box for them to go in, no choice of picking and choosing how to fill the order. I started out the same way with a votech program to purchase tools 50% off.

Powder Coated GSM Fabbed Aluminum Valve Coversįull Custom Interior.Featuring SRT4 seats, custom stitching/embroidery on all seating surfaces & a Pistol Grip Hurst 1/4 Stick II shifterįull Hotchkis TVS Suspension Upgrade. WTF !? :nutkick:įull Spintech 3' True Dual system w/gutted hi-flow cats & x-pipe Milled & Ported Heads with 2.02/1.65 Manley backcut valves, Compression bumped to 10.5:1, 6.1 Springs & Pushrods, Pacesetter Longtubes, 2800-Edge Convertor, Sonnax Line Pressure Booster, Diablo Tuned by P.I.E., Dual 3' Exhaust w/ Magnaflow X-Pipe Muffler, Taylor Shorties, Spindle & Flip 5/7 drop, Energy Suspension Urethane bushings F & R, SRT 20s, Cal-Tracs, Belltech Street Perfomance Shocks.this shit all started as an exhaust replacement/upgrade & new tires project.

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