Torque King is a great company. Super helpful over the phone. They do an excellent job packing their kits... not sure why that is so difficult for other companies... The manual they sell for the 205 is nearly perfect. Its exceptionally helpful. There are three small things I would fix. There are a few items that have an orientation going back into the case during assembly and if you just had a box full of loose parts you wouldn't be able to tell if they go in one way or the other... for example the clutch ring has a fat end and its not completely obvious which way it goes. The bolt lengths could also be given (theres quite a few different lengths). And finally, I made a mistake putting a thrust rated bearing in place of another bearing... its kinda an easy mistake to make and I didn't figure it out until like the second to last page of instructions when my RTV had already setup. Also, they say not to use RTV... but I think that's a mistake. These paper gaskets have a tendency to glue themselves onto surfaces and with a little RTV they come right off... just my two cents. Not a big deal or anything but I think a couple small tweaks could make it a perfect manual.