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Except when it isn't deep enough, and doesn't allow you to use a normal torque wrench.

My google-fu wasn't good enough, but found a set by CTA. Anyone else? https://ctatools.com/products/7466

Most pass through sets have proprietary spline drives and I can't say I've seen deep versions, I want to be able to tighten with a normal torque adapter and torque wrench: Basically a full size range of these: https://shop.bimmertips.com/products/22mm-pass-through-socket-tool-for-strut-nut

Similar to sparkplug sockets, but with no skips. Astro (and a whole host of other companies) make nano stubby sockets that have either a 17mm or 19mm external hex drive which is excellent, but I want a deep version - makes for tightening recessed strut nuts a cinch that also require a...

$1500 Canadian Loonies for a KRL1003A 20 minutes away? I'll take that. Plus it came with a bunch of gigantic Allen keys and large wrenches. Seller wasn't the original owner, but he gave him the box and two Goldwings as back payment for 2 years of rent then skipped town. I'm like dude, on what...

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Chris, do you sell the nano impact sockets separately? I've lost the 6mm, plus want to pick up the 20-24mm 1/2" drive nanos to complete my set (I have the 3/8" metric that ends at 19mm). Thanks!

Not sure why people recommend kerosene. When I use a parts washer, I want stuff to come out WITHOUT oil. What's the point when I have to go back over it with other solvents?

Well ****, if there is a 3rd order, I'm in.

Picked up a set of Wright Grips off of eBay for $65. Not pennies, but I felt that it was a decent deal. What wasn't a decent was that the denim roll got dropped in oil and left there for a while. A greasy, oily mess, ugh. Also nice of him to grind the engraved initials off, probably be better...

AND charges 70% more just to put them on 'sale'.

M12 Fuel Right Angle Impact Wrench/Ratchet (2564-20) Ooooooh baby. Going to be a hard choice between this or the regular ratchet even though the latter has a much slimmer head.

6.0 is the way to go on the stubby. Got the first gen high torque first, then ended up getting a stubby. Need to pick up the mid torque as I've run into places where the stubby cannot handle it and don't want to bring out the big one.

Re: Which is stronger? Milwaukee 18V Fuel 1/2" Impact or a 25" Breaker bar ? This is a troll post by OP. And to all you breaking your breaker bars, upgrade to a 3/4" bar.

In!!