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#773208 08/20/2011 2:41 AM
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Been looking for a tapered ream for my tie rod ends upgrade. Most Ive found are around $80.00 Any one got a cheaper source? Id rather buy a tool than pay a shop to do it.




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I bought mine from Travers Tool it was on sale at the time but even normal price I don't remember it being that expensive.


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I probably paid $10 for my 7° reamer when gas was 20¢ a gallon. That makes $80 reasonable today. Make sure you get one that is made in USA.

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That's funny crenwelge!


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