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From my experience the jaws on the SO line wrenches have the least amount of spread (or not any discernible to my eyes) resulting in less damaged flare nuts. Replacing rounded off flare nuts is a pain in the ***.

Snap On.

The only use I've gotten out of them is using them to back out fittings. Break the nuts loose with proper line wrench, the use the flexible ratcheting end to reduce time spent spinning the nut out.

Now I understand. I was very confused when I saw your for sale ad with a Mac Tools DCF902 which I've wanted forever.

Had mine pre-ordered on Amazon as soon as I saw it a few weeks ago thanks to Eric O. Hopefully ships out soon so I can get it doing some work on all these damn Subaru wheel bearings.

Any of the TEQ Correct PRO is Apex sourced Chinese Gearwrench. The regular TEQ stuff isn't though.

I mean I guess if you want to save $2 to get it a couple days later.

Big Nasty is currently on sale for best price ever according to 3C. https://www.amazon.com/dp/B01C2RTJZK/?tag=atomicindus08-20 https://camelcamelcamel.com/product/B01C2RTJZK?utm_campaign=firefox_ext&utm_source=&utm_medium=camelizer

Hog ring works well if you swap sockets a lot because the sockets come off a lot easier. Pin detent uses a stiff spring loaded pin to hold the sockets on and is more inconvenient to swap sockets as you have to push the detent in. My person preference is hog ring as are all my impacts.

Some of my stores in central Ohio showed stock. I passed as I realized it has the pin detent anvil rather than the hog ring anvil.

DCF894 is rated for 600 ft-lbs of breakaway torque, 330ft-lbs of fastening torque. Who knows though. I am tempted to give it a shot, but I am very curious about the new mid torque coming out.

Looks like this one I think. https://www.lowes.com/pd/DEWALT-DW-20V-1-2-IN-IMPACT-WRENCH-KIT/5005479179

Don't forget about Torx Plus Security bits too.

Love my Supercombo metric set. Use them every day at work.

No issues with the finish on my two pairs. Real easy cleanup when I'm done using them.

Those Craftsman V series also look like the Mac Tools Precision Torque wrenches. They have a funky, unique style that looks very similar. Even the wrench holders look the same.

Yeah the 120XP ratchets are quite different now. The older 84 tooth Gearwrench ratchets you could upgrade with the Matco 88 tooth rebuild kit.

Same here. My dealer isn't that great unfortunately. $35 for that set, I absolutely would have bought it.

https://www.motivxtools.com/products/toyota-2-5l-5-7l-oil-filter-wrench Looks like 3/8 drive or 24mm and 15/16th socket or wrench.

Sale is over unfortunately.