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Business name: EnergiStarFirst name: MalcolmSurname: HayAddress: Helyg, SA33 5RR Carmarthen, Abernant, United KingdomPhone number: 07990995025Email: info@energistar.com
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23 Jul, 2020
Excellent product, sorted out my limited slip diff shudder
Was having diff shudder on a limited slip Hyundai Terracan, had tried other oils but this did the job beautifully without additional friction modifiers, bit expensive, but a few pounds cheaper than similar quality oils, at least you can get it in 1 litre bottles, rather than the 20 ltr containers that Mobil etc come in.
23 Jul, 2020
This is a beast of a gun - highly recommended
1 of 1 found this helpful Excellent quality, power, with smoothly variable tightening torque, does run happily on a 25 litre compressor but I use a large bore hose and only use it for short duration jobs. Removes wheel nuts with ease. Compared to the competition out there, this is a winner. (look at the other reviews)
05 Sep, 2020
Well worth the money, but you will need muscles, patience, a magnifying glass and some fettling time
1 of 1 found this helpful Certainly incredible value for money, the build quality was very substantial (heavy), the only niggle, as has been said elsewhere is the tiny picture of the assembly instructions detailing which bolt goes where. You would need a magnifying glass to see them - which meant a lot of trial and error. Having got it assembled, the main support strut base did not sit flat as the two thin braces were slightly short of their bolt holes, but I dare say it is easy enough to fettle them if required. I left mine to see how it settles after a load or two has been applied. Note there are no wheels on the front section of the base in it's folded position, which means you have to tilt it to move it - so be careful it's heavy! That's maybe something I will address at some later stage.