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Performance Tool W1129C T-Handle Spark Plug Socket

Name: Performance Tool W1129C T-Handle Spark Plug Socket
Brand: Performance Tool
Price: 5.99 USD
Rating: 4 (2 reviews)

T-Handle Spark Plug Socket

Quadratec Part #: 92810-2036

Performance Tool Part #: W1129C

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Description

Drop forged steel construction. Chrome plated to resist corrosion. Insulated T-handle design. Swivel action socket for confined areas. Neoprene insert to grip and protect plugs. 5/8" Socket size.

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Shipping Weight: 1lb
Shipping Dimensions: 11in x 5in x 2in (L x W x H)

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Performance Tool T-Handle Spark Plug Socket Reviews

Guest

9/16/2021

A nice tool to carry for roadside issues.

Grayson S.

9/24/2019

Pretty squirrely and hard to get a good grip on the tool. Can't really produce enough torque to get out old spark plugs without hurting your hand. I ended up just using my socket wrench.