Infinity Impact sockets - Large Metric

[Wombat Ranger]

Anyone know anything about these? I need the 60mm 6pt. Price is too china to be good.

https://www.ebay.com/itm/256772114453?_trkparms=amclksrc=ITM&aid=777008&algo=PERSONAL.TOPIC&ao=1&asc=20250324083038&meid=c10b4e7745b04416a821c3acad2c8f8a&pid=101952&rk=1&rkt=1&mehot=none&itm=256772114453&pmt=0&noa=1&pg=4375194&algv=WatchlistVariantWithMLR_BP&_trksid=p4375194.c101952.m162921&_trkparms=parentrq:1668b17c1980ab1fb709acb2fffc5ba0|pageci:6d23a9a1-62bd-11f0-90b2-02e110bad01f|iid:1|vlpname:vlp_homepage




Chinese single 60mm from a store is around $80, so I am looking around for a set.

 

[Shocker]

For $99, it doesn't seem like that bad of a deal.

They are CR-MO so that is nice.

 

[sightbike]

No, but want to know the use case!

If concerned about quality, here’s a used Williams impact for $20 shipped:

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Here’s a chrome Wright for $38 shipped:

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[Wombat Ranger]

No, but want to know the use case!

Ball joints on my Ram 4500. Upper is threaded with a 60mm hex head, torque spec ~300ftlb. That Williams looks good. Thanks.

 

[shoggoth80]

Brute job.

 

[Callelle]

I always just end up buying singles of what I need when it comes to 3/4" stuff. I'd rather have a few nice sockets than a pile of garbage ones.

 

[Mr_B]

For $99, it doesn't seem like that bad of a deal.

They are CR-MO so that is nice.

The thing is are they !
They also phosphate coated and permanently laser etched !
coating and etching looks a little suspect .
I don't buy any impacts that not roll stamped or look sloppy production finish, had good results with Taiwan impacts and some chinese ones can be good but it more risk of coming across total garbage .
I seen some of the chinese sockets that paint rather than proper coating/etching and it not uncommon find they using cheaper steel alloys than what showing on the product/details . Unfortunately most of those details only come to light once in hand/used .

 

[CGarage]

Taiwan makes great stuff in my opinion.

When it comes to larger sizes of socketry, it is harder to screw up on tolerances.

 

[rust in the eye]

Taiwan makes great stuff in my opinion.

When it comes to larger sizes of socketry, it is harder to screw up on tolerances

Agreed that tolerances are generally less important the larger you go. Sizing aside some cheap sockets rely on bulk rather than quality steel for strength which can be a problem in tight quarters.
OP says ball joints? Some have a rather thin hex so the socket's chamfer is also a consideration, albeit nothing a grinder can't fix.

 

[rust in the eye]

Here you go, Bub; https://www.ebay.com/itm/2267946799...NVGW34HZQMZGFDV65&hash=item34ce042eb6:g:8okAA

 

[Wombat Ranger]

I do agree with you on that, but I can't find a COO anywhere. They could be Taiwan which isn't a problem IMHO.

The ebay listing itself states China.

Here you go, Bub; https://www.ebay.com/itm/2267946799...NVGW34HZQMZGFDV65&hash=item34ce042eb6:g:8okAA

I saw that one, I considered it, didn't go for it. If I were to have ordered an individual socket I would have gone for that Williams linked earlier for $20+freight. Never did hear back from the seller about that freight cost though.




I ended up contacting this seller and made a package deal for a set of everything he had from 42-65mm, plus a 34 which for some reason I didn't already have. US made, twice the price of the Chinese kit I asked about, and best of all, the decision is made and I can move on with my life.

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[KnurledNut]

I ended up contacting this seller and made a package deal for a set of everything he had from 42-65mm, plus a 34 which for some reason I didn't already have. US made, twice the price of the Chinese kit I asked about, and best of all, the decision is made and I can move on with my life.

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Those don’t look US made.

 

[51dueller]

Searching the brand name only brings up that auction. Would think you'd find it for sale elsewhere.