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    ISO: RTAB tool rental

    Looking to rent out an RTAB tool. toy4to is renting his out but only in Canada.

    PM me if you have one available for rent!
    Last edited by 6spd_flo; 05-29-2025, 12:57 PM.

    #2
    You can get a press on Amazon for under $75 that will knock this out


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      #3
      Originally posted by fattycharged View Post
      You can get a press on Amazon for under $75 that will knock this out


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      Do you happen to have a link?

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        #4
        Not the same design as the RTAB specific tools, but I was planning to buy this Schwaben set, supposedly has all the sizes needed for RTABs, differential bushings and ball joints. They did jack up the price by $30 since I last looked a month ago though. I think when I did the research on it a while back it gets the job done but the threaded rod might be a weak point, in which case a trip to the hardware store would be in order.

        Out of curiosity I went looking and found this one on eBay, at $65 I'll probably take a flier on it since Schwaben tools aren't exactly known to be Snap-On quality or anything. Looking closely at the pictures I actually think it might be the exact set sold as Schwaben with a different colored case 😂
        '04 LSB Coupe 6MT

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          #5
          Please share the results once you have it

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            #6
            Originally posted by dukeofchen View Post

            Out of curiosity I went looking and found this one on eBay, at $65 I'll probably take a flier on it since Schwaben tools aren't exactly known to be Snap-On quality or anything. Looking closely at the pictures I actually think it might be the exact set sold as Schwaben with a different colored case 😂
            Appreciate it. I saw that ZKTOOLS one on Amazon too. It's a little bit more on Amazon but might be worth the purchase there for hassle free return if the tool is truly shit.

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              #7
              Originally posted by 6spd_flo View Post

              Appreciate it. I saw that ZKTOOLS one on Amazon too. It's a little bit more on Amazon but might be worth the purchase there for hassle free return if the tool is truly shit.
              Might be a good call getting it on Amazon, there's also the more specialized RTAB-specific tool that I think is the one people tend to rent out. Can't speak to one vs. the other, but I'm hoping that the kit will be enough for at least the diff bushings as well.
              '04 LSB Coupe 6MT

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                #8
                I went ahead and ordered the tool from Amazon

                Last edited by maupineda; 06-01-2025, 09:33 AM.

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                  #9
                  Originally posted by maupineda View Post
                  I went ahead and ordered the tool from Amazon

                  https://a.co/d/8Yoefb5
                  Same here. I wish us all luck with the tool. The only thing I'm unsure of with pressing the RTAB out is I believe we'd need to bend the metal lip first on the bushing first. 9:35 in the linked YT video shows an attachment for the RTAB that the ZTOOLS does not come with.

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                    #10
                    Originally posted by maupineda View Post
                    I went ahead and ordered the tool from Amazon

                    https://a.co/d/8Yoefb5
                    This is the tool I used for replacing all bushings in the rear


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                      #11
                      Originally posted by fattycharged View Post

                      This is the tool I used for replacing all bushings in the rear


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                      That's great to hear thanks man!

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