MonzaRacer
01-10-2010, 06:32 PM
Well guys, I am a Certified Master Technician and I gotta be honest, buying tools is one perk of the job AND I know tools.
I am also a Advanced Level Tech too so I have lots of diagnostic tools also.
Well I guess buying tools is fun, expensive but fun.
Well I get something back from the tool people.
I bought a product called Phoenix Injector back in the 90s, well after a time it has wear, it needs rebuilt, well no more parts, its been replaced with better item.
Well I was making do with old one and customer comes in and old Injector was put into play for bleeding the car with VERY bad brake fluid.
The car went from nearly unstoppable to perfect brakes.
Well Snap On truck comes, and I decide to upgrade for better,newer with repair parts available.
$305 later I have a new Max Ject Pro and other than one return for a bad seal and they simply send a new one, and I send old one back, it has been flawless except the vinyl hoses get stiff after a while, but local hardware store has been useful for replacement.
Well now, few years ago I wrote them asking for stickers for race cars, and brag about my tool and its ability to make me money.
Well I got new info, got some stickers and was looking at other tools they have to work with the tool.
Well I get an email the other day that I am asked if they can use my picture and my email in there new manual, and for that I'll get a new Maxpro (http://www.brakebleeder.com/index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath=2&products_id=13) and new one has a holder for a flashlight and looks to be updated ergonomically.
So new pics and a email saying its fine for them to use my pic and old email.
Ill post up pics if/when the new tool shows up and you guys can also look at the diy kits for bleeding your cars for less. And also these would make it much easier to bleed your brakes before and after autocrossing and racing too.
Great tools and the ability to bleed systems so fast is well worth the cash laid out.
Lee
I am also a Advanced Level Tech too so I have lots of diagnostic tools also.
Well I guess buying tools is fun, expensive but fun.
Well I get something back from the tool people.
I bought a product called Phoenix Injector back in the 90s, well after a time it has wear, it needs rebuilt, well no more parts, its been replaced with better item.
Well I was making do with old one and customer comes in and old Injector was put into play for bleeding the car with VERY bad brake fluid.
The car went from nearly unstoppable to perfect brakes.
Well Snap On truck comes, and I decide to upgrade for better,newer with repair parts available.
$305 later I have a new Max Ject Pro and other than one return for a bad seal and they simply send a new one, and I send old one back, it has been flawless except the vinyl hoses get stiff after a while, but local hardware store has been useful for replacement.
Well now, few years ago I wrote them asking for stickers for race cars, and brag about my tool and its ability to make me money.
Well I got new info, got some stickers and was looking at other tools they have to work with the tool.
Well I get an email the other day that I am asked if they can use my picture and my email in there new manual, and for that I'll get a new Maxpro (http://www.brakebleeder.com/index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath=2&products_id=13) and new one has a holder for a flashlight and looks to be updated ergonomically.
So new pics and a email saying its fine for them to use my pic and old email.
Ill post up pics if/when the new tool shows up and you guys can also look at the diy kits for bleeding your cars for less. And also these would make it much easier to bleed your brakes before and after autocrossing and racing too.
Great tools and the ability to bleed systems so fast is well worth the cash laid out.
Lee