beginner4life

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Okay so i know there are tons of threads on them but this one is comparing a few that i am thinking of getting (:

Align Set: http://www.amainhobbies.com/product_...-15-20-25-30mm

Losi Set: http://www.amainhobbies.com/product_...h-Set-US-Sizes

Team VTX set: http://www.amainhobbies.com/product_...Hex-Wrench-Kit

Low Bucks Racing set: http://www.amainhobbies.com/product_...ic-Hex-Drivers

OFNA set: http://www.amainhobbies.com/product_...Hex-Wrench-Set

Yes i know these arent among the nicest sets but i dont have much money so just let me know your experience with these specific sets of tools.

shanty140

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There was a thread literally on the first page of this forum where you could of asked this. But anyways, out of those my opinion would be the Losi set.

wallot

NONE. get something with more egronomic handle like O'Donnel or Axial. Yes they have plastic handles that fit much better in your hand.

Duster_360

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What you need is a set that says they have hardened tips. Anything short of hardened tips will wear, round off and the start stripping heads. I don't care for the alum handles and bought a set of MIP Thorp drivers several years ago. They are like new even after teh heavy use I've put them thru. They have plastic handles like a regular screwdriver.

Ralph Walters

Hardend tips, best buy for the buck. You can get aluminum handled ones also.
http://www.amainhobbies.com/index.ph...acturers_id/60

madweazl

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I loved my MIPs but went with Losi this time; similar handles with removable tips. No issues thus far.

AndrewClaycomb

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Every one that pits around me likes using my Losi wrenches. My only complaint is the handle length could be longer. It's not that big of a deal though.

Frank L

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Ive tried most of them and Hudy is all I will use now.

Jaz240

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I am going on my 5th year with Original Dynamite hex drivers. heavy as hell metal handles with a flat spot so they dont roll, and the tips are replaceable, but I never had to replace them. I paid $20 for a set of 4 5 years ago

The Working Man

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EDS....I'm just saying.

PTP Racing

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The Losi ones were really good. I thought the tips fit the heads of the screws better than any set of drivers Ive owned but they are a bit short. BUT I see you have a RC8T in your signature and they are standard sizes not metric.

token

It looks like your trying to do buget thing. Now remember you pay for what you get....... Out of the ones you are looking at I would have to say the Losi set hands down. I have been using this set for like 3 years or so and no problems. I like the way they fit my hand and they fit nice and tight in screws......

beginner4life

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Thanks for all the great suggestions/help. I have decided to wait till christmas and get a hitachi power driver and some bits. (: