Really depends on the car. Our mustangs and most heavier cars spec at 221-295, other cars like contours, tempos, aspires, etc are 170-192 on the rear hubs. I never trust an impact wrench for accurate torque everytime, but with the wide range in spec on the mustangs (74ft lbs) an impact wrench would do fine as long as you know or have tested each setting on the impact to know about what it torques to.
150+ torque wrenches have longer handles so it's easier to get to those higher torques with less effort.
150+ torque wrenches have longer handles so it's easier to get to those higher torques with less effort.
DOH!! Should've just got the Husky...lol Made in same place, 20 bucks cheaper including case, higher capacity, longer, and can be gotten/taken back at the many local HD stores in your area. The digital display is kinda cool though.