varanone•

Tamper proof Torx Plus here. In the US that's what we call them.

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AgentDallasOP•

Thx!

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longgoodknight•
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Wierd657•

You can't link a specific item from McMaster

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longgoodknight•

Good to know...and really annoying.

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Wierd657•

Yes it is, it makes online collaboration a nightmare

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booradleysghost•
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Wierd657•

Awesome

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texastoasty•

5-Point TORX Tamper-Proof Bit Set - Fits Many German Cars - T10 to T50 - Taiwan by Pro Tool https://www.amazon.com/dp/B007SOODHC/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_crRCxbB70NS1D

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AgentDallasOP•

Awesome thank you!

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litteringAnd____•

Its a tamper proof torx plus just like someone else said. Regular tamper proof torx may round this out

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mortalwombat01•

One of the many "security" bits that every man and his dog owns here in Australia.

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maverickps•

i always find these kind of silly.... why are hex keys not enough? any person that might be inclined to carry a set of hex keys would easily just go buy the bits on the internet to open whatever they want.

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greekplaya990•

I thought so too but saw its not

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elucubra•

No

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ava7gw•

Ah you are very helpful

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elucubra•

No

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MuffMagician•

It's a "security Torx"-head screw. Just like a regular Torx but with a steel pin in the center to prevent extraction. Not sure what size.

Harbor Freight sells cheap kits for security bits. I recommend the 100-piece kit. Find the kits here and here.

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masturbathon•

Regular torx have 6 points. This one has 5, so the "plus" seems to be important here.

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Dongasaurus_Rex•

Torx Plus is 6 point. Tamper proof Torx Plus is 5 point.

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RLLRRR•

"Tamper Proof Torx Plus" reads like a feminine hygiene product.

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