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Old 10-07-2020, 05:23 PM   #1
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Default Torx bit sizes and recommend me a torx bit set

Gooday, Its Friday arvo, have beer in hand, thought I'd go to the pub. Been a while.
I have an odd assortment of torx bits collected over the years. They have served me well but I wouldn't mind getting a good new set. What are all the common sizes I need for working on Fords again? Save me thinking too much about it. What's a good set that will work in some of those tight spots? No point having a new set if I have to go back to my odd assortment to find something that will get to that one tricky screw.
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