No, you don’t; just physically turn the tool, as you would a normal ratchet or breaker bar. It locks in place when not in use.
You know you can use it like a regular ratchet to torque the bolt loose, then let the motor do the rest? Read more
I use mine all the time around the house and on my Jet Skis. Though it can be a bit bulk, when it fits it’s so convenient to just hold a button down to get the job done. I also invested in some Philips and standard drive sockets and my cordless ratchet works better than a cordless screwdriver (more powerful, better…
For the types of cars you bought and at that price range, I think importing by yourself is the way to go. Read more
California’s DMV (really CARB’s) official advice on some cars that were never imported to the U.S. is literally that you shouldn’t even try to register them in CA due to the emissions. I have only ever seen one Beat in the metal (at least I think it was a Beat, could have been a Cappuccino, still regretting not going… Read more
Daily drive..., no, no you wouldn’t.
“I need to lay low for a while, do you have any surplus airplanes I can mount to a truck chassis?” Read more
None. I will not be embarrassed to admit my love of any car. You should be embarrassed to be a hater if you give me crap about liking a machine that uses the power of fire to move my fat ass from point A to point B that many someones spent many hours and boatloads of money to design and build.
Comment section is broken so I can’t respond directly to Mercedes, so I’ll just say it here. I always thought they missed an opportunity by not having a convertible version of the last-gen Monte Carlo. Large(ish) comfy “sporty” 2-door with no legitimate performance cred? At least let me have the wind in my hair!