Is this the same as the TSHD1 used for autobody work - if not, what is the difference?
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As far as I can tell they are the same. I have the TSHD . The MALCO website: http://malcoproducts.com/product/automotive/autobody-tools/metal-cutting-turboshears only shows the TSHD1. The pictures are identical except for the label on the side, the descriptions are a little different, the TSHD1 desc. specifically mentions autobody panels. If I were buying it, with this info I would probably go with the TSHD1, it may just be a newer model of the same tool. TSHD was first available in 2004, the TSHD1 in 2012.
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I don't know the difference, but the tool works well for adjusting to different adapters. My problem is knowing which adaptor to use. Don't use it enough to know which clamp goes with which connector other than the special feature I needed. There is a chart, but didn't research to know what all the codes mean...need pictures for me. The self ratcheting system is nice. Holds things in place while making wiring adjustments. This is diffently heavy enough for everything I do (use it about once a month or two).
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Hello! I have a Chevy HHR, which uses a lot of parts that can be found on other GM car platforms.My suggestion is to check with suppliers other than Amazon, say, Autozone and see if you come up with the same part number for various cars, i.e. Saturn Ion, Chevy HHR, Chevy Cobalt. If you get the same number for all three, then that's your problem solved. There is nothing special about this shock in appearance. It is a telescopic, oil filled shock which delivers a comfy ride and is easy to install, which is why I bought it. If your driving style is more aggressive, then you need a stiffer shock. But, the HHR is built for comfort and utility and not for speed, so it suits my needs admirably. Hope this helps. Hello! I have a Chevy HHR, which uses a lot of parts that can be found on other GM car platforms.My suggestion is to check with suppliers other than Amazon, say, Autozone and see if you come up with the same part number for various cars, i.e. Saturn Ion, Chevy HHR, Chevy Cobalt. If you get the same number for all three, then that's your problem solved. There is nothing special about this shock in appearance. It is a telescopic, oil filled shock which delivers a comfy ride and is easy to install, which is why I bought it. If your driving style is more aggressive, then you need a... » Read More Hello! I have a Chevy HHR, which uses a lot of parts that can be found on other GM car platforms.My suggestion is to check with suppliers other than Amazon, say, Autozone and see if you come up with the same part number for various cars, i.e. Saturn Ion, Chevy HHR, Chevy Cobalt. If you get the same number for all three, then that's your problem solved. There is nothing special about this shock in appearance. It is a telescopic, oil filled shock which delivers a comfy ride and is easy to install, which is why I bought it. If your driving style is more aggressive, then you need a stiffer shock. But, the HHR is built for comfort and utility and not for speed, so it suits my needs admirably. Hope this helps. « Show Less
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I used it on the driver side but I believe it is identical for both. You will find the original one is fastened with rivets which you have to drill out. Have had it installed for about a year or more now and have never had a problem with it.
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Yeah it will work just fine :) Hypoid is referring to the type of gear that is in your truck. It is just stating that it needs a differential oil that is correct for that type of gear -basically that you need to purchase gear oil, and that it is a hypoid gear that you are lubricating. Lucas 75w90 synthetic trans/diff fluid will do the trick - I use it in my '07 Subi for my trans and both differentials and it works wonders! :) Best of luck!
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Yep. Pretty simple. The main difference between this one and those you buy for cars is that this one has a ground wire post that runs back to your battery and has ground spades on the box (silver corner) whereas auto versions the ground goes right to the chassis.
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Yes, the Saturn Vue 5speed auto transmission is manufactured by Honda and originally calls for Z1 fluid so dw1 is correct
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No, it is not. There is a video on Youtube about the SBH-250 (it's worth watching!), which uses the same base plates, where the man says he returned the ballhead exactly for that reason, despite it being an excellent product. The plate used in this unit is larger than the Arca Swiss ones.
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Not sure as I am unfamiliar w/ the TSM model. However, this one works great.
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No difference. Same hitch. Mine didn't come with a cool logo sticker on the back though:) If I could travel back in time I would get one with a folding shank. My cargo carrier was side swiped by person with not so good eyesight.
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Sam, I only have the Honcho, so I couldn't really compare the two. But, I do believe they're the same chassis, just different bodies. I am a Toyota tech, and the honcho looks exactly like a Tacoma that I have, so that is why I picked it. And it is truly awesome. I want to buy another if my wife would let me. But she'd kill me.
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No, I would recommend buying the Thule base support over the bmw though. The Thule base locks on and looks much better as it sits about 2 inches lower than the bmw. Also easier to load and unload then.
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OK, I do see slight differences in the 2nd and 4th images. Maybe different angles, and some difference in the gaskets shown, possibly not the same manifold in both images. I can tell you that I used this manifold on my 2000 Crown Vic, so I do not have the PI (Performance Improved) heads, with the slightly bigger and more square ports. A 2003 or later engine would have PI heads and want a different manifold. But this one worked great for my car.
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Don't know the exact answer to either question. Thule website doesn't say. Run these on my 2011 Camry. Have gone 50 mph in them for miles, not a sound. Best chains I have ever owned. Fast on and off( once you practice a couple times. Highly recommend, doubt you can find a better chain for the same $.
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The thrustmaster t16000 is much more precise as it uses magnetic hall sensors. These are not only more precise but more durable (hall sensors are used in commercial machinery).
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Yes, they are the same. This was bought for a customer at a body shop. He remarked that it contained either all US or all metric. (Can't remember which)
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I borrowed one an have used with success on my 1999 Lexus RX300. I could not get the torque free app to work though, and ended up using Piston app on android tablet, works well with that one.