i just wanted to know which one of these is better. which you choose not worrying about price. ON THESE TWO

NUMBER 1 $9.74 this one looks just the snap one. but cheaper
http://www.amazon.com/Alltrade...&s=hi

OR
NUMBER 2 11.99
http://www.amazon.com/exec/obi...nosim

 

I have the snap on tool, as long as its of decent quality, I'd get the look-a-like. Dont get the other one.

 

#1 FTW

$10 cant beat that, Id buy 2 or 3 just to have extras in case they are garbage and strip or something. still be cheaper than the snap on tool

 

get a snap on break it they come to your house and give you a new one. cant beat that canyou

 

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OH yeah you can i just on amazon IF you get there credit card they give 30 bucks for free so you can get that and a Honda Crankcase Pulley Removal Tool ALL FOR THE GREAT PRICE OF FREEEEEEEE

 

the cheaper one is MUCH better, I just used it, took like 10 mins to do the entire valve adjustment

 

#1 is an exact replica of the unit that Snap-On sells. I have the same unit and no problems to report.

It does the job, that's all you need to be concerned about.

 

Mine looks like #1, but I paid a hell of a lot more, cause it's snap-on.

 

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Its actually not a Snap On part. Its a Blue Point brand product that SnapOn sells.

 

I have a whole set, like 8 different sizes, made by astro pneumatic I think. Anyway, it's the same style as snap-on. I would only use that style, since the folding arm gives you good leverage. With #2, you need a cone wrench or something to turn the socket still.

 

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this depends on the driver. most of the time they say "ill be over here at this shop tomorrow if you want, you can stop by"

hollywood/glendale area is a joke as far as it relates to snap on drivers....unless your placing a huge order small tool breakages will take atleast a week to fix.

 

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bluepoint is snap-on's inhouse or sub-brand (made by snap-on with different name to gerate more $ and get more drivers)

bluepoint=snap-on

 

i bought valve adjusment tool and pulley remove tool for free 30 buck REBATE

 

number two is what the OEM Honda one looks like and that's the one I use.

I have bent the bluepoint one before, but that was likely due to the fact the head was a piece of **** to start with.

The OEM style one is good since it requires you to use a wrench...but also bad because it requires you to use a wrench

 

snap on guy never late to my house after my dad about beat his ***. he said it was in town it would be a hour because of lunch break. well 3 4 5 hours pass my dad calls him he arrives 30 minutes and i never seen my dad get that made well usually when i **** him off and fight. he was pissed he had to work int he dark. come on hes 64

 

i have #1 and have used it for 5 years. no problems at all. i like the looks of #2.

 

damn it! i paid all that money for snap on!!!!
oh well.. i got the bling tool