I got my intake in my garage (350 TPI) and i know it has to be a 9MM 10s to big 3/8 to big and 5/16 to small i cant budge it and i dont have a 9mm wrench any suggs?

 

Buy one. You can buy it singly at most good hardware stores, tool supplies, and some of the major stores, like Sears.

You should invest in a full set of all sockets and wrenches. They are relatively cheap and will pay for themselves in a little time.

I find I need both Inch and Metric sets to do most work on my car. Most mechanical seems to be in Inch while the electrical/fuel injection system seems to require Metric. DON'T make an "Inch tool" do a "Metric tool's" job. You'll just make it worst.

Also a full set of Torx screwdrivers are manditory for a GM car.

But if cash is tight, just buy the individual wrench or socket.

 

i have a every socket full set of 10mm-18mm metric long and stubby 3/8-what ever long and stubby i got 8mm and below but not one 9mm bastards guess i'm running up to sears now

 

I find a small set of metric is really helpful with electrical and interior. 8mm is used a lot. That may even be the size you need as I don't remember using a 9mm very much on any work I've done on my car. 10mm and 8mm do seem to be used a lot, when I think about it. I have a metric set that goes from 10 - 5 or 4mm, and I do find myself using it a fair amount on my car.