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Zdragon71
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I believe there tools are ok. I almost ordered a set of integy titanium nitride coated hex drivers the other day. Instead i got a set from my LHS.
Greywolf74
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They arent the worst wrenches you can buy but Id spend a little more cash and get TEam EDS tools.
Snook Man
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I turn a lot of screws and the Integy Ti Nitride drives hold up well to my abuse.
Do Not, waist your $$ on Integy drivers that are not Ti Nitride, you will be sorry.
Do Not, waist your $$ on Integy drivers that are not Ti Nitride, you will be sorry.
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greywolf74 thanks for the recommendation! I think I'm going to go with eds tools to bad the custom sets they offer arent in stock anymore unless I'm reading wrong but I'm going to look into it
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Call them and ask. One of the sets I wanted wasn't in stock at the time I went to order it but they were able to get it back in stock within 1.5 weeks or so.
