JustinG Wrote:Sully Wrote:CaptainHenreh Wrote:Let me put it to you another way: If you paid 11 dollars for your torque wrench it wasn't accurate to begin with.
But it was. I checked against a snap on digital wrench.
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Yea, that time....
The time it wont read accurately is when you are trying to torque down something important.
Sockets/ratchets/wrenches are one thing, but when it comes to something needing to be torqued correctly (head bolts, rod caps, etc), I'll be damned if I am using an $11 torque wrench.
:dunno: My rod bolts, head bolts and everything is just fine on my motor that I used an $11 torque wrench.
That said, they are torque spec + angle :lol:
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Not sure Why it wouldn't be safe to use if it is exactly the same spec as the snap-on wrench I compared it too.
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Sully Wrote:Not sure Why it wouldn't be safe to use if it is exactly the same spec as the snap-on wrench I compared it too.
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But but but, Justin needs such accuracy for building all those...wait, I mean getting it right for his trac....wait...
Justin why do you even need tools? :bootyshake:
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