Help - Search - Members - Calendar
Full Version: New Sponsor
F-Body Road Racing and Autocross Forums > Community > General Discussion
trackbird
I'd like to welcome Northern Tool and Equipment to frrax as our newest supporting vendor. Northern sells tools and we seem to buy them, so I look forward to a happy relationship with them. The link is in the sponsor bar at the top of the page. Please check out their site, they have some neat and useful stuff.

Thanks!
Crazy Canuck
welcome aboard smile.gif
Since it's northern tool... I assume they deliver to Canada easily laugh.gif
I need lots of tools and need to get into powertools.
hmmm...
Tony99SS
OMG, Northern Tool Rocks!!! I have actually driven the 360 miles to the Dallas Metroplex JUST to visit their Retail store there! Some bargains, some things unavailable elsewhere,

Course... I never have needed much excuse for a road trip, either. :drive:

Tony
trackbird
QUOTE (Tony99SS @ Nov 21 2005, 23:26)
OMG, Northern Tool Rocks!!! I have actually driven the 360 miles to the Dallas Metroplex JUST to visit their Retail store there! Some bargains, some things unavailable elsewhere,

Course... I never have needed much excuse for a road trip, either. :drive:

Tony

Well, if you use the link and order things, they support our site and it saves you gas.....

When I saw that they did sponsorship for boards like this one, I had to check it out. Great stuff!
Crazy Canuck
I really like their hoists, and they do deliver in Canada, notice the candian flag being wrenched on the top right... rotf.gif
I'll gladly get a hoist from a sponsor... and their prices are better than what I was quoted.
but it seems that they end up being more w/ 1k$ shipping and 1k$ installation. sad.gif
Maybe I'm misreading the whole thing.
mitchntx
Best damn tool ever made ....



Drill a hole, insert a blind nut, install like a pop rivet ... instant flush mounted blind nut ...

Click on the link in the sponsor banner and search on these words ...

"Threaded Insert Tool"

Edited to give proper credit to FRRAX
Teutonic Speedracer
QUOTE (mitchntx @ Nov 22 2005, 07:46)
Best damn tool ever made ....



Drill a hole, insert a blind nut, install like a pop rivet ... instant flush mounted blind nut ...

Click on the link in the sponsor banner and search on these words ...

"Threaded Insert Tool"

Edited to give proper credit to FRRAX

I've used my buddy's Snap-on version of that tool and it is very handy. I think they call it "nutsert" but it looks like the same thing. thumbup.gif
mitchntx
When I was building my race car and installing adell clamps to hold the wiring loom, the battery cables and such, it is so easy to just install a #10 machine screw to hold the clamps in place.

I installed all my relays on the HVAC block off panel using nutserts.

Mounted my PS cooler, PS remote reservoir, transponder .... endless uses ....
Teutonic Speedracer
QUOTE (mitchntx @ Nov 22 2005, 08:15)
Mounted my PS cooler, PS remote reservoir, transponder .... endless uses ....

my oil cooler, ps cooler, oil cooler thermostat......same here! Think it will be used for mounting the lexan too!
John_D.
Where do you get the inserts?
mitchntx
Northern tool, of course ... wink.gif
John_D.
That's what I would have thought, but I haven't been able to enter the right search words to get them to appear...
trackbird
QUOTE (John_D. @ Nov 22 2005, 09:59)
Where do you get the inserts?

If not, I know of other sources (I was in aviation). PM me.

And, if you use Mitch's link, please click the link in the sponsor bar first (that's how they track what site sent you to them).
tom97ss
QUOTE (trackbird @ Nov 22 2005, 08:29)
QUOTE (John_D. @ Nov 22 2005, 09:59)
Where do you get the inserts?

If not, I know of other sources (I was in aviation). PM me.

And, if you use Mitch's link, please click the link in the sponsor bar first (that's how they track what site sent you to them).

Left hander chassis

http://www.lefthanderchassis.com/blindnuts.html
marka
Howdy,

Anyone ever seen any inexpensive installation tools for metric versions of these? Last time I looked around (happened to be working on a bmw), the only reasonably priced versions were SAE only.

Ended up installing them with some washers/ grease / flat bar, which "worked" but certainly isn't something I'd recommend...

Mark
This is a "lo-fi" version of our main content. To view the full version with more information, formatting and images, please click here.
Invision Power Board © 2001-2025 Invision Power Services, Inc.