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Old 02-08-2023, 09:16 PM
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I have 6 olds ones and don't know what they are for
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By the stampings on the socket side and their lengths and degree of curve. Share photos and someone will hopefully reply.
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I have tried many times to post pictures but can't figure it out
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I have tried many times to post pictures but can't figure it out
You need a 3rd party hosting page, unless you are good at downsizing your pics on your phone/computer to the requirements of the forum limits. I am not and use Photobucket, which requires a subscription. The host site Lee uses for all his pics has a free level that you can upload your pics to and then post them on here.
https://postimages.cc/

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The picture process was updated 3 years ago so you don't need to resize. I just upload pics and haven't had any issues. There is an picture posting tutorial I believe in the comments/ suggestion forum toward bottom.
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I don’t have a PC and use my I Phone to take pics and post here. It’s an easy process that Steve helped with. If tech dumb me can do it anyone can!

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Here are some shots of my 02 NOR L-35//T400 Camaro lug wrench.
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Size of pics doesnt matter anymore. I think the site automatically adjusts the size. I can always post pics.

You can choose a pic off your PC and post it. Same with your phone.
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E stamping s are found on some GM lug wrenched. A note common stamping is ‘O”.

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