> So I suppose if you have a stubborn nut or bolt , a 6 point
> socket would be
> a better choice. Would this make sense?
Yes, absolutely !
12-point sockets (and wrenches) are a convenience, easier to get on
(especially in tight places). 12 point nuts do exist, but none of the
original Stag fasteners were 12 point.
8 point is only for use on square heads, like the transmission fill plug.
Randall
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