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#%!&@! Allen key bolts! 200

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posted by  Alex Z on  Tue Apr 19 16:44 CST 2005
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I have some of these:



Of course you can go much cheaper if you were to buy some Craftsman ones. The more expensive ones will have smaller sizes in 1/2" drive. I've got a 5mm 3/8" drive, and a 7mm 1/2" drive. Very handy for installing Bilsteins. The finish on the Hazet sockets leaves a bit to be desired, but they feel great in your hand.

IMO the SK tools are a steal. Nearly as cheap as Craftsman, with a much nicer fit and feel.

Of course if you've got some Craftsman tools, get a hammer and an extension, and tap the socket a bit. See if that helps.

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alex






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