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Old 04-12-2015, 11:09 PM
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Originally Posted by ard View Post
1. Ive never needed a protective sleeve, just wouldnt think of it. For me the trick is catching the lug so it doesnt fall and hit the wheel. Ive never run a socket against a wheel. It is kinda cool though.

2. Have to agree on matching the tool $$$ to your needs. Personally I am a tool snob, but that's me. I wont force that obsession on others. OTOH, the price delta between really cheap, less than Chinese quality.. and decent mid market, stable, lifetime of service....is not that great.
The Titan socket is awesome. And the tekton 1/2" 50-150 dual ft/lb and nm is pretty good. was able to with ease take off the regular lugs and install the locks to required number 140.

Thanks all for input
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