josups

if you know the tools, can you please list them up??? thanks

Redline130

Make sure that you have a good, quality tool set. 3/8" and 1/2" ratchets and sockets, especially 10mm, 12mm, 14mm, and 17mm. Also a 32mm socket for the axle nuts with a good size breaker bar and possibly a long pipe to use as an extension. You'll probably also need pliers, screwdrivers, a pry bar, and just in case a hammer. Gear wrenchs also come in very handy.

Kamin

and couple extensions (at least 12 inches worth) vice grips and a rubber mallet should be all you need

Redline130

Oh, I forgot jackstands, a floor jack, and of course an engine hoist.

Nameless RB26

This has been covered in a older post, but it might be hard to find:

Big hammer
breaker bar or extension bar
prybar or big *** screw driver
small screwdrivers and large ones (phillips, flathead)
Metric sockets (8-19 mm + 32mm for spindle nut)
extensions
jack, jackstands, engine lift, hoist chain
pliers
pin punch (for shift linkage - you NEED one, or make your own)

and rubber gloves help

DA-MAX

is the "pin punch" a common item?? basically can I goto an auto store and buy one off the shelf?? Thanks.

VTECVillain

Sometimes the shift linkage pin is really hard to get out while the motor/tranny is in the car, even with the proper punch. You can take the motor/tranny out with that shift linkage bar still attached. Just have someone to guide it out as you lift with the hoist so it doesn't bang into or get caught on anything.

RenoRacing

seems like they got it covered. a big hammer always helps. and maybe a ball joint separator for the lca bolt.
heres what i use for my swaps plus the hammer not pictured.

Nameless RB26

The bitch pin can be taken out in less than 20 seconds with the pin punch. Some people spend hours working on that little bitch, because they don't have access to a punch.

Yeah, an automotive store (or sears) should have pin punches. Don't need a super special one.. I'd just buy a cheapo set to keep around.. probably find it for about 10$..

GReddy SI

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[Modified by GReddy SI, 1:43 AM 1/23/2003]

josups

so a hammer and a ball joint seperator is the only thing not pictured?? wow i thuoght there would be more to it, and i know a cherry picker too.

976

Last but not least, patience. Yeah, I guess beer is also a good idea!

josups

i am 17, but beer is good. i drink like a 30 year old irish man.

mitsuman

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Has anyone mentioned a prybar? helps..especially on the axles. Plus youl need to fill the tranny with oil, so a funnel with a hose out the end will help. Also, get some plastic bags, tape and a marker so theres no lost bolts. and to mark the vacume lines and wires!!

josups

thanks alot, i am going to need this soon.

VTECVillain

Beer is not always a good idea. I would not want a drunk manning the engine hoist! Don't drink and drive, Don't drink and motor swap

josups

that is going to be the new anti-alcohol commercial, "kids, don't drink and motorswap"..hahaha

SupaFly_Honda

haha beers and motor swaps don't go together too well. After a couple of cases everyone just wants to sit around and do nothing

949eg

*****dont drink and drive, u might spill your beer****