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Bonus |
posted on 30th Mar 03 at 16:46 |
ok thanks adamf | |
Bonus |
posted on 30th Mar 03 at 16:45 |
Cheers Ains, | |
AdamF |
posted on 30th Mar 03 at 16:42 |
110 nm or 80lb/feet is th recomended torque | |
Dan |
posted on 30th Mar 03 at 16:42 |
yea...snap-on sockets can take some shit....ive only ever snapped 1...a 1/2in impact 1 on a truck head bolt....usin me windy gun obviously...but they replaced it...good 4 that | |
Bonus |
posted on 30th Mar 03 at 16:41 |
cool. | |
ainsley_brader |
posted on 30th Mar 03 at 16:40 |
many common torque wrenches dont operate anti clocxkwise. They will only torque up clockwise. | |
Dan |
posted on 30th Mar 03 at 16:25 |
u get lifetime gaurentee on snap-on...if ya still got it...send me it mate | |
Bonus |
posted on 30th Mar 03 at 16:20 |
:rolleyes: That aint good! | |
Dan |
posted on 30th Mar 03 at 16:16 |
at work i got various torque wrenchs...snap-on 1s, mac 1's they r very very erxpensive..but all of them failed there calibration test other week...yet my 9.99 1 from aldi passed!!! | |
Bonus |
posted on 30th Mar 03 at 16:14 |
not sure the make, cost about 70 quid tho. ment to be a good one! Got a little bit of paper with it to say its all been tested and set correctly! | |
Dan |
posted on 30th Mar 03 at 16:11 |
what torque wrench u got?? | |
Bonus |
posted on 30th Mar 03 at 16:09 |
Got a top of the range torque wrench, just a bit worried that if the nuts r done up over 150lbs, there too tight! | |
Dan |
posted on 30th Mar 03 at 16:08 |
tight is tight and to tight is rung off!!! | |
Gary GSi |
posted on 30th Mar 03 at 16:04 |
I do mine to 110NM neva had one come loose and its not too tight.Use a decent torque wrench to set it. | |
Bonus |
posted on 30th Mar 03 at 15:56 |
As above! |