Earl's Unveils Latest Additions to Shop Tools and Fasteners Lineup

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.