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Old 08-03-2007, 05:03 PM
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I bought a Kobalt Thru-Socket Set at Lowes and it works great in tight areas. Especially in areas I thought they wouldn't help. It was about $60, it seems to make some things easier than a normal socket set. Don't know where this thread belongs but I'll post it anyway.
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I've had a kobalt set since 1999, haven't broken anything in it yet. There is a forum called tools and fabrication: https://ls1tech.com/forums/tools-fabrication-11/
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you should try the ratch renchs i dont know how i worked with out them lol it make it alot easyer to work on f body cars
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I have some of the ratcheting wrenches, but socket wrenches just feel better to me.
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Do these make spark-plug changes easier?? I'm ripping my knuckles apart on plugs 2,4,6 and especially 8!



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