stubby torx sockets.

[Harrison2]

looking for a set of stubby torx/hex and couple of phillips for fender liner screws and bumper covers.

all the guys at the shop run these matcos;

http://www.matcotools.com/catalog/p...METRIC-TORX-BIT-DRIVER-SET/?source=igodigital

Saw these snap ons;

https://store.snapon.com/TORX-174-S...RX-174-Stubby-Blue-Point-10-pcs--P645867.aspx

which would you go for, snap on seem abit better value for money but Asian made, the matcos are made in Asia at guess?

 

[thegroundpounder99]

I'd recommend VIM. I have the VIM sets in stubby torx/hex and I love them and never had a issue with them. And the can be found for usually under $30.

 

[1950mercury]

www.vimtools.com. a lot of truck brands rebrand vim tools

 

[wvrrcarknocker]

Vim. I ordered the whole set of stubby torx from advance auto, then used a $10 off $30 coupon.

 

[kbeefy]

I bought the blue point ones because I got tired of breaking the lisle ones. They work fine but I don't use them that often.

 

[2ndGearRubber]

VIM half cuts/stubbies are what you want. Bits are less than half an inch long, the actual length required to use torx in most situations.

 

[plinker]

If you use them often the Snap-on (not the Bluepoint's) are well worth the price. Ebay may be less as well.

That said, I have the 1/4 drive Bluepoint stubby hex's & they seem pretty good.