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Design 1 Racing lowers Caster Brace price for Spring
#21

lol - i have a whitworth wrench set
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#22

I think that's why they invented the Crescent wrench - to deal with BSW!
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#23

Well my SAE crescent wrench is with all my other inch tools in my hanger 'cause the airplane is all inch. My metric crescent wrench is with all my other metric tools at my company where I work on my car which is all metric. Somebody sends me something that has both inch and metric fasteners, I'm <acronym title='previous owner'>PO</acronym>'d, cause I won't have the right crescent wrench handy. <img src="/forum/images/smilies/968/tongue.png" class="smilie" alt="" />
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#24

Yea the BSW Crescent wrench is a tough find (mostly UK sites) but it WILL compliment your SAE and Metric ones as I hear they are interchangeable. <img src="/forum/images/smilies/968/wink.png" class="smilie" alt="" />
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#25

Thanks for the hello Jay. It has been a while. I am not particularly loquacious. I did get the chassis brace and it went on as prescribed. I have yet to autocross with it. I wonder if I will be able to detect it. I suspect it will take someone more sensitive than me.
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