Earl's Unveils Latest Additions to Shop Tools and Fasteners Lineup
06/16/2017 < Back to Blog Home
Holley/MSD is pleased to announce the expansion of its line of Earl's shop tools and engine fasteners with new quarter-turn fastener tools, 45-degree double-flaring tools, and chromoly cylinder head bolts.
Earl's Quarter-Turn Fastener Tools fit comfortably in your hand and have a curved blade that's a perfect fit for either slotted quarter-turn fasteners (part number 041ERL) or 3/16” hex-style fasteners (part number 042ERL). It's just the right tool to keep from gouging up fasteners or scratching your paint or anything on your vehicle. Both are 6-1/4 inches in length with a comfortable plastic/rubber-grip handle that fits perfectly in your hand, and both are compatible with all brands of quarter-turn fasteners.
Earl’s 3/16” 45-Degree Double Flaring Tools are small enough to use right on your vehicle and tough enough to be clamped in a shop vise for bigger jobs. It features an easily removable rubber grip, die lubricant, and a positioning bolt that lines up the tubing at the correct depth to produce a perfect single or double flare every time. Priced for the budget-minded gearhead, it's ideal for use with steel, olive, copper, and Easy-Form (copper/nickel alloy) hardline tubing.
Earl’s Cylinder Head Bolts are about 15 percent stronger than the strongest Grade 8 bolts and available for a huge array of popular applications. Manufactured from 170,000-PSI chromoly steel, they feature a reduced wrench size (from 12-point or hex-head) for extra socket clearance around the rocker arms when you re-torque the heads. The wide-flange head distributes the load evenly and provides additional support for the extra-thick chromoly washers. Available in a black-oxide finish and sold in complete sets, these made-in-the-USA fasteners are reusable, eliminating the hassle and expense of replacing OEM-style torque-to-yield bolts each time you remove the heads.
For detailed product information and high-resolution product images of the the Quarter-Turn Fastener Tool, click here.
For the 3/16” 45-Degree Double Flaring Tool, click here.
And for Earl’s Cylinder Head Bolts, click here.
Earl's Quarter-Turn Fastener Tools fit comfortably in your hand and have a curved blade that's a perfect fit for either slotted quarter-turn fasteners (part number 041ERL) or 3/16” hex-style fasteners (part number 042ERL). It's just the right tool to keep from gouging up fasteners or scratching your paint or anything on your vehicle. Both are 6-1/4 inches in length with a comfortable plastic/rubber-grip handle that fits perfectly in your hand, and both are compatible with all brands of quarter-turn fasteners.
Earl’s 3/16” 45-Degree Double Flaring Tools are small enough to use right on your vehicle and tough enough to be clamped in a shop vise for bigger jobs. It features an easily removable rubber grip, die lubricant, and a positioning bolt that lines up the tubing at the correct depth to produce a perfect single or double flare every time. Priced for the budget-minded gearhead, it's ideal for use with steel, olive, copper, and Easy-Form (copper/nickel alloy) hardline tubing.
Earl’s Cylinder Head Bolts are about 15 percent stronger than the strongest Grade 8 bolts and available for a huge array of popular applications. Manufactured from 170,000-PSI chromoly steel, they feature a reduced wrench size (from 12-point or hex-head) for extra socket clearance around the rocker arms when you re-torque the heads. The wide-flange head distributes the load evenly and provides additional support for the extra-thick chromoly washers. Available in a black-oxide finish and sold in complete sets, these made-in-the-USA fasteners are reusable, eliminating the hassle and expense of replacing OEM-style torque-to-yield bolts each time you remove the heads.
For detailed product information and high-resolution product images of the the Quarter-Turn Fastener Tool, click here.
For the 3/16” 45-Degree Double Flaring Tool, click here.
And for Earl’s Cylinder Head Bolts, click here.
Related Articles
Current Articles
Coffman Takes $10,000 Win Right After Installing RacingHeart's All-New Dragster Headers
| 07/19/2018Racing veteran wins eight-round marathon drag race at Beech Bend in just his second time out.
Read More
Interview with Rick Squires from STS Turbo Systems
| 07/18/2018Follow along as Holley's Jeremy Stoermer interviews Rick Squires from STS Turbos. Rick tells us the benefits of rear mounted turbos and answers all the questions regarding turbos, turbo lag, horsepower expectations and models available.
Read More
