Random, But I always roll with a Spare head gasket, Sent from the supra gods.... :icon_razz:nono:
What do you carry in your mk3
- Thread starter Devin LeBlanc
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Used to carry basic handtools,jumper cables, full size spare, jack and a Tq wrench for the lugs, also kept my wrenches for the coilovers in the car, engine oil (can't always get the right brand synthetic in west bumfuck) and coolant/water.
If I was driving mine, I'd have 50 pounds of tools, and 200 pounds of the most precious cargo a Supra can carry.......my ass.
I carry a cell phone so I don't need any of the other junk. Now in my jeep I carry stuff for when I'm out in the desert and can't use the phone.
CTsupra
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Fire Extinguisher, Oil, Torque Wrench, Jack (doesnt have the deal to make it work so a modified screw driver will do 
, full set of sockets and wrenches, wrenches to adjust coilovers, electric tools such as that multi tool to splice wires along with extra wire and electrical tape. < actually needed all that electrical stuff a couple times. spare tire and jumper cables...
...Ohh yeah, and my .40 S&W Glock.
, full set of sockets and wrenches, wrenches to adjust coilovers, electric tools such as that multi tool to splice wires along with extra wire and electrical tape. < actually needed all that electrical stuff a couple times. spare tire and jumper cables......Ohh yeah, and my .40 S&W Glock.
tools, tireplugs + mini comprssor, no spares casue i lost my locknut remover, oil, coolant, spare head, 4 lighters, afc neo still in the box, and cause i can, pink thong on the rear view mirror.
1/4 and 3/8" drives, 8-21mm sockets, zip ties in five different sizes, 6-16mm line wrenches, 3lb sledge, scissor jack, bag of wire/butt connectors...pillow, blanket, TP, MREs, first aid kit, jumper cables, water, and a rain poncho.
Plus the targa tool.
Plus the targa tool.
A small bag of hand tools (soldering iron/electrical tape/plumbers tape/wrenches/screwdrivers/spare wire/couple spare bulbs...), a basic socket set (8-17mm), 1-2 quarts of oil, and a jug of coolant.
The tools sit neatly on the floor behind my seat and the fluids fit perfectly on the sides of the trunk where the 'organizers' used to be.
The tools sit neatly on the floor behind my seat and the fluids fit perfectly on the sides of the trunk where the 'organizers' used to be.
bioskyline;1652132 said:
I always thought that would be funny, but never actually did it.
On topic, it all depends on what I'm doing. Generally I like to have a small selection of tools with me, but if I'm going on a road trip, pretty much everything IJ listed along with a couple extra things, food and extra water, just in case. Future additions will include a fire extinguisher, but I don't plan on going anywhere any time soon.