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Would be great to get a full listing of all the bolt and screw sizes and their head sizes and configurations. Could then put together a nice but simple kit of tools and spare bolts and screws. Hopefully they have kept the variants to a minimum. Would be fantastic if you only needed say six spanner and socket sizes and a couple of screwdrivers and torx sizes.
It was a general comment. Regardless, once one country does it, it should be easy to get others to follow.
A good idea and then add in another toolkit of screwdrivers, torx heads, sockets, etc. An IG centric version of this Wera toolkit: https://www.amazon.com.au/dp/B00I8MYMT2/?tag=theineosforum-22
Wow, that’s a nice idea.
Already passed it onto the sales guy asking him to tell the INEOS rep - both ideas yours and mine.
the tool kits are available as "plus" = metric, "imperial" as inch and as "KFZ" for cars. one would have to know what Ineos installed there!
That is why I passed the ideas to the INEOS rep, they know!
I certainly hope in this day and age that a new vehicle for the global market would only come with metric fasteners.
Whitworth. Only whitworth.
Not all countries have adopted metric.
I know. You’d think Liberia would finally get their act together!
How many folk carry a Whitworth thread gauge?
All civilised countries have.
My 62 LR was a frustrating combination of all three systems and it pissed me off. The metric system makes tons of sense, we all know that, but we’re too stubborn to change at this point. Thankfully, in the fields of science etc., metric is used.
