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a4gom

posted on 23/1/11 at 04:35 PM Reply With Quote
Hub Nut Socket Set

Like the fool I am I lent my hub nut socket set to a mate a few years back and never chased him up to get them back, he's now in Australia and can't remember what he did with them.

Anyone seen any bargains out there?

Biggest socket I have is 32mm, I have the clutch to do on my pug 406 which I think will need a 35mm socket for the hubs but rather than just buying that I'd like to get a set which will hopefuly cover all eventualities above 32mm in the future.





Andy

Perfect planning prevents pi$$ poor performance!

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tomgregory2000

posted on 23/1/11 at 04:40 PM Reply With Quote
Get yourself a 3/4" socket set, my set goes from 19mm to 50mm and get a cheap set coz everything is so big there is very little chance of damaging it
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tomgregory2000

posted on 23/1/11 at 04:46 PM Reply With Quote
something like this
21 PC 3/4' DRIVE METRIC SOCKET SET GUARANTEED FOREVER on eBay (end time 10-Feb-11 20:02:52 GMT)

[Edited on 23/1/11 by tomgregory2000]

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hillbillyracer

posted on 23/1/11 at 06:16 PM Reply With Quote
Make sure you get bi-hexagonal sockets (as the ones in Tom's link above are), a lot of stuff these days doesnt use a plain six-sided nut, VAG stuff off the top my head for a start.
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a4gom

posted on 24/1/11 at 12:11 AM Reply With Quote
Set looks good but I'm pretty sure the hub nut on my pug is 35mm? A 36 will probably do it but I'd risk chewing the nut up a bit. Are standard sockets deep enough for most hub nuts? My previous set was deep impact sockets.
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