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Sunex 3325sr 25 piece low profile 3/8 drive socket set with ratchet - 43.99 - Ebay

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kd3pc

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this is a very well done set, I have one I bought last summer for the pickup, underseat toolset and it has held up very well. Well done finishes and the price is decent.
 
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I ordered one. Thanks for this.

Order one. Thanks!

No problem, I could not resist myself.

this is a very well done set, I have one I bought last summer for the pickup, underseat toolset and it has held up very well. Well done finishes and the price is decent.

Good to hear. I have been happy with all the other sunex products I have. They seem to run rebates here and there. Paired up with a coupon they are hard to beat.
 

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I have the metric only set and it really comes in handy sometimes.
 

mjs3350

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Dang, I was trying to hold off on nano sockets, but this was too good to pass up.
 

Walter_TA

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"dammit. I keep telling myself to stay out of "hot deals""

Me to $&^*(())(

ordered
 

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I'm wondering if the mods could setup a block on "hot deals" for those amongst us without any self control. Kinda like having yourself banned from the local casino!!

Needless to say this one got me too......
 
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3GsDad

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A little surprised this comes with a ratchet vs a 17mm ratcheting wrench. The overall profile with the ratchet really isn't any shorter than a normal socket ratchet combo. To really get the advantage of the stubby socket you have to use a 17mm wrench :/
Good deal though!
 

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A little surprised this comes with a ratchet vs a 17mm ratcheting wrench. The overall profile with the ratchet really isn't any shorter than a normal socket ratchet combo. To really get the advantage of the stubby socket you have to use a 17mm wrench :/
Good deal though!



Definitely agree with this!
 

mjs3350

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A little surprised this comes with a ratchet vs a 17mm ratcheting wrench. The overall profile with the ratchet really isn't any shorter than a normal socket ratchet combo. To really get the advantage of the stubby socket you have to use a 17mm wrench :/
Good deal though!

I was thinking the same thing. Seems like a no brainer.
 

2000-cvpi

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Gives me a reason to buy a 17mm ratcheting wrench!

Fail on your part. You should already have three different types of 17mm wrenches. GJ gives you the excuse to buy the sets that go along with the 17mm too.
 

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do these have a lip on the hex part so if you do put a 17mm wrench on it doesnt push thru the end way?
 

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I have the flex gearwrench set that includes 17mm but decided to add a regular combo ratcheting wrench from gearwrench for a whole $6.50 from HD. I’ll keep it with the set.
 

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So I bought this and should have them tomorrow.

Then I was thinking about the 17mm wrench I will need.

Then I started thinking about why do I even need these if I have nice ratcheting wrench sets.

I guess this will have more sizes in metric than I have in wrenches but in all seriousness what’s the use case when a ratcheting wrench wouldn’t do just as well?

The pics of the carb stud between the intake manifold and air cleaner crack me up because I would just remove the air cleaner.
 

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So I bought this and should have them tomorrow.

Then I was thinking about the 17mm wrench I will need.

Then I started thinking about why do I even need these if I have nice ratcheting wrench sets.

I guess this will have more sizes in metric than I have in wrenches but in all seriousness what’s the use case when a ratcheting wrench wouldn’t do just as well?

The pics of the carb stud between the intake manifold and air cleaner crack me up because I would just remove the air cleaner.
Really??? Asking for justification to purchase another tool?? C'mon this is GJ!! Jokes aside, there are times (not often) when a nut/bolt is recessed and requires a socket. And there may also be occasions which would benefit from the lower profile of a ratcheting wrench instead of a ratchet.



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