Originally Posted by humfrz (Post 2973970)

Well, middle school started back up too ..... :D


humfrz

Originally Posted by wolffbite (Post 2974041)

You guys are hilarious... but have you considered the terrifying possibility he is somehow a teacher and that's the reason he is gone during school hours. Think of the children! :(

Originally Posted by Tcoat (Post 2973708)

Ya since the E just means eternal and they are the exact same bolts used primarily in European cars since they came out. There is not a hope in hell you did not come across Torx bolts in all the German cars you claimed to own.

Originally Posted by mav1178 (Post 2973785)

I know the difference.

Thank you come again.

Originally Posted by Slammillionaire (Post 2973794)

I would honestly go as far to say that if you don't own any torx sockets, you have probably never worked on your own german car.

Originally Posted by bcj (Post 2973819)

I've had torx sockets for my BMW bike over a decade.
Pretty unavoidable.

Originally Posted by wolffbite (Post 2974041)

You guys are hilarious... but have you considered the terrifying possibility he is somehow a teacher and that's the reason he is gone during school hours. Think of the children! :(

Originally Posted by LudwigMiles (Post 2974094)

I will force you to learn the difference between Torx and E-Torx.
One is used constantly. One is almost never used.

BRZ seat rails are the first time I've ever seen E-torx.

https://images11.palcdn.com/hlr-syst...03/8203432.jpg

Originally Posted by LudwigMiles (Post 2974093)

Otherwise, you'd know that Torx is used about 100 times more frequently than E-Torx.

Thank you get a clue.

Originally Posted by mav1178 (Post 2974125)

I think the clue you need to get is to stop making pointless threads and not answer the questions in them.

You can start by replying to the thread about "track abuse"

Originally Posted by LudwigMiles (Post 2974093)

I have never needed an E-Torx socket.
I have used Torx sockets for hundreds of repairs.
I don't think you know the difference except there is an extra letter.
Otherwise, you'd know that Torx is used about 100 times more frequently than E-Torx.



Otherwise, you'd know that Torx is used about 100 times more frequently than E-Torx.

Thank you get a clue.



You should learn the difference between Torx and E-Torx.



You should learn the difference between Torx and E-Torx.

Originally Posted by Tcoat (Post 2974136)

If the Torx is used "100 times more" and there are several thousand bolts on a car then you should still have been exposed to E Torx before. Even your own twisted logic betrays the fact you have never touched a German car with a wrench before.

Originally Posted by mav1178 (Post 2974141)

Don't tell Ludwig that the E46 M3 sitting outside my office has an E-Torx bolt looking at me whenever I open the door...