What spares do you keep??
02-11-2009, 04:24 PM
#1
What spares do you keep?? I was just wondering what all spare parts you guys are taking to the track with you?
My stuff is pretty basic. I take about 2 sets of plugs, a spare plug wire, a couple U-joints, misc. hardware and electrical stuff. I used to have a spare MAF(used it) Anyone carry any other high fail parts?
My stuff is pretty basic. I take about 2 sets of plugs, a spare plug wire, a couple U-joints, misc. hardware and electrical stuff. I used to have a spare MAF(used it) Anyone carry any other high fail parts?
02-11-2009, 09:28 PM
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Zip ties and duct tape.
LOL, seriously I carry more tools than anything. I dont carry a lot of parts, just a lot of electrical type stuff. Spare fuses, relays, and everything needed to rewire stuff.
LOL, seriously I carry more tools than anything. I dont carry a lot of parts, just a lot of electrical type stuff. Spare fuses, relays, and everything needed to rewire stuff.
02-11-2009, 10:21 PM
#4
Spare cooler... if something breaks, I start to drink. 
And then get towed home.
Other then that. tire pressure gauge, jack, run of the mill tools. I did strip three studs one night so I tend to keep a couple studs handy. That was a long night. electrical tape and a flashlight are always good to have around.
And then get towed home.Other then that. tire pressure gauge, jack, run of the mill tools. I did strip three studs one night so I tend to keep a couple studs handy. That was a long night. electrical tape and a flashlight are always good to have around.
02-11-2009, 10:51 PM
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Spare cooler... if something breaks, I start to drink. And then get towed home.
Other then that. tire pressure gauge, jack, run of the mill tools. I did strip three studs one night so I tend to keep a couple studs handy. That was a long night. electrical tape and a flashlight are always good to have around.
And then get towed home.Other then that. tire pressure gauge, jack, run of the mill tools. I did strip three studs one night so I tend to keep a couple studs handy. That was a long night. electrical tape and a flashlight are always good to have around.
I usually spend weekends camping out at the track which is about an hour away from the house so if I break, I start drinking and wrenching. I used to take a whole damned roll-away full of tools. Last year I tried to see if I could get by with a basic Lowes tool set and a few specialty tools. Seemed to work alright
