AxeAngel

cat litter takes car off spilt oil and grease better than anything else.

as mentioned before torque wrench, breaker bar, etc
soldering iron
selesction of clamps, butt clamps, spade connectors, etc
anti seize compound, lithium grease.

3/8" deep socket - spark plugs
in those generic sets, you will most likely break some of the pieces unless they are drop forged. its a safe choice to buy some adapter 1/2 to 3/8 and vice versa as well as the extensions.

electrical tape, etc

i would also recommend a dremel rotary tool

amongmany

Actually, I did my oil, transmission, and diff fluid changes with NO jackstands

Oil and diff can both be done on the ground. I may have used a couple of boards under the front wheels for the tranny, but I don't remember. I was just more comfortable with the car on the ground than getting under a car with a fall potential.

lukemc01

I find that Honda really likes using a 14mm bolt for a lot of applications. I keep a ratcheting box wrench in that size nearby...

RACER

Cooler, (for beer) sound system, microwave, car and girlie posters, video moniter ect.

Do you have a box to put your 96 piece tool set in?

RACER

I forgot to mention... COUCH

s2kgeek9

a VISE is a must have for any garage!!!

thatguyjosh

I got the cooler, sound system and the bfgoodrich s2000 banner, along with a mugen and spoon shop banner. And I got 2 tool boxes.

Thanks to everyone for their suggestions, I have a list here of stuff I'm going to go buy after work today.

MyBad

Here's a good start for your Winter Holiday gift list:

Recoiling electrical cord reel
Mechanic's gloves
Latex gloves
Magnetic tray
Funnels
WD-40
Goop hand cleaner
Shop vac
Duplicate wrenches, 10mm, 14mm. Preferably ratchet-type.
Creeper & seat creeper
Telescoping magnet
Vise Grips
Alan wrenches
Torque wrench (250lbft)

WPS

fluorescent-lightbar.u m

Squeezer

an air compressor and pneumatic tools