DSM Toolkit

jpretz · 01-03-2005

As these should have been equip'd with these stock... they weren't.

I am trying to put together some tools and stuff to keep in the hatch for repairs that are sure to come. What do you guys think woudl be some good stuff to put in one?
Thanks!

**Kracka** · 01-03-2005

DSM's did come with a basic toolkit in a little black vinyl pouch. Anyways, you'll want a 10, 12, and 14mm socket with extensions, a phillps head screwdriver, and a lot of zip-ties.

**scheides** · 01-03-2005

Spare DSM of the same year in full working form, available for any parts that need to be stripped off of it, or to just take out & drive when the first one breaks down.

...Hrm, maybe some zip ties or tie-downs to hold it in place all wrapped up in your trunk.

LightningGSX · 01-03-2005

Ducktape, no car should be without it.

Raptor · 01-03-2005

A stress ball. In reality, what Chris mentioned is pretty decent, maybe add in some electrical tape and a straight slot driver as well.

unreal808 · 01-03-2005

A credit card and a cell phone.

TheBlizzard · 01-03-2005

I can't believe no one has said zip ties yet? Them things have said my ass numerous times.

CRAIG

AJ · 01-03-2005

Enes's phone number.

**Kracka** · 01-03-2005

Quote:

Originally Posted by CRAIG

I can't believe no one has said zip ties yet? Them things have said my ass numerous times.

CRAIG

Ummmmm.....read my post more closely.

Pliars always seem to come in handy. So do spare spark plugs.

Jana · 01-03-2005

Basically, don't ever leave home driving a dsm is what they are saying

Jakey · 01-03-2005

I would love a set of Gear Wrenches in 10, 12, & 14mm for working on my car.

**Goat Blower** · 01-03-2005

I welded a hitch on a full-size MAC toolbox and tow it around behind my hooptie. You never know when you're going to have to do a quick ring job on the side of the road.

**scheides** · 01-04-2005

Oooh! I'm abandoning my full spare dsm-in-the-trunk idea. Instead, strap in one of those mini crotch-rockets. That way when you break down you have some wheels to get you where you need to go. Should actually fit, too!

**Goat Blower** · 01-04-2005

Actually, the pocket bike fits quite nicely, and you can even put the hatch cover over it. I made a few passes with that in the back.

jd1828 · 01-04-2005

If you have non stock rims that need a special socket to get off make sure you have it. My rims need a 13/16 deep socket or something like that to get them off.