They appear to be of high quality, and the TP27 (Torx Plus 27) size bit fits what I had thought was a T35 (Torx 35) bolt head. I work on these every day and I don't even have a T35. My driver bit set doesn't even have a space for one. Might not exist. I didn't see any T35 in those Sears sets, but I didn't look at every one. T30 and T40 are plentiful, but T35 seems to be the unicorn. I have tons of torx bits, but I could not find one T35. Joined: Mar 6, 2018 Member: #246517 Messages: 488 Gender: Male Vehicle: 35s 4.30s 6speed TruTrac Fx Pros Bilstiens Dakars Tires: 35/11.5/17 Toyo AT3s

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Typically you can get by using a allen/hex key on them if you are in a bind. Use metric or standard to see which one fits best. If the bolts are tight or frozen do not use this method since it can strip out .T20, T25, T30, T40, T45, T50, T55 yes. I use them all regularly. Occasionally T10 and T15 or even smaller. I couldn't find a source at local stores or online, but I did find a number of posts of forums across the internet where people were looking for this elusive size.

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And don't trust the Craftsman Evolv line of Torx...I've had them bugger up bolts and break if too much pressure is applied. I wanted to install my HPA cold air intake today, but I needed a few tools first. Many stops later, I still need a T35 torx. I don't think such a thing exists, or if it does, it is a rare and elusive beast that is never seen in the hardware and tool stores of the North Hollywood/Los Angeles valley area.