Husky torque wrenches, 3/8 in. Drive Torque Wrench 20-100 ft./lbs., $50, 50-250 ft./lbs. 1/2 in. Drive, $60, FS, Home Depot

TigerBun504

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TigerBun504Yesterday 11:53 PM

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Great deal since these are lifetime warranty.

psuvette

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psuvetteYesterday 11:58 PM

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Quote from TigerBun504

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Great deal since these are lifetime warranty.

I don't believe that includes calibration

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joe_blow_xbox

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joe_blow_xboxToday 04:37 AM

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I bought the 1/2 inch earlier this year to put on my new harmonic balancer on my 07 Corvette. Its well built for this price point, definitely better than the Amazon ones at $50-$60

The relief of finally hearing that click at 240 ft/lb, phew. I remember it like it was yesterday.

qqzj

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qqzjToday 04:45 AM

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Quote from joe_blow_xbox

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I bought the 1/2 inch earlier this year to put on my new harmonic balancer on my 07 Corvette. Its well built for this price point, definitely better than the Amazon ones at $50-$60

The relief of finally hearing that click at 240 ft/lb, phew. I remember it like it was yesterday.

It doesn't have to be that dramatic. You want to do it in step. First probably 150, then 200, then 240. Doing it one step @ 240 is risky. This is esp. so for something with low torque settings. Also don't forget to turn the TW up and down a few times before using it. That gives it some stretch and it gets a bit more precise.

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joe_blow_xbox

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joe_blow_xboxToday 05:31 AM

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Quote from qqzj

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It doesn't have to be that dramatic. You want to do it in step. First probably 150, then 200, then 240. Doing it one step @ 240 is risky. This is esp. so for something with low torque settings. Also don't forget to turn the TW up and down a few times before using it. That gives it some stretch and it gets a bit more precise.

I did 100, 150, 200 and then 240. 240 was work with the limited clearance.

WopperKing

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WopperKingToday 06:01 AM

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who needs a wrench to measure what ? torque? na get a Snapple top and click when the inspector is there. if not there, just limp wrist it. it's ok that's how we keep brothers employeed.

Product Description:	The Husky 3/8 in. Click Torque Wrench has a range of 20 ft./lbs. to 100 ft./lbs. and is made of alloy steel construction for strength and long-lasting performance. It also comes in a hard plastic storage case for safe-keeping when not in use. Its ergonomically designed handle easily turns to set torque. The finish provides resistance to corrosion and wipes clean easily. The Torque wrench features a torque accuracy of plus/minus 3% CW in the upper 80% of wrench capability and will give you an audible click when the desired torque setting is reached. Easy to use and effective in getting the job done accurately.
Product SKU:	205913996
UPC:	37103289056

Husky torque wrenches, 3/8 in. Drive Torque Wrench 20-100 ft./lbs., $50, 50-250 ft./lbs. 1/2 in. Drive, $60, FS, Home Depot

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