dragnazz5.0 My "0" key d0esn't w0rk, s0 I have t0 use the zer0 Nov 19, 2005 815 5 18 mooresville, nc Feb 9, 2008 #21 Feb 9, 2008 #21 rd said: So does anyone know of a good, affordable 5-30 in lb clicker torque wrench? I have always needed one for axles, etc. Found that bicycle shops use them, but have not bought one yet. Click to expand... and inch pound torque wrench for axles? did i misunderstand that?
rd said: So does anyone know of a good, affordable 5-30 in lb clicker torque wrench? I have always needed one for axles, etc. Found that bicycle shops use them, but have not bought one yet. Click to expand... and inch pound torque wrench for axles? did i misunderstand that?
HISSIN50 "How long does it take to get help in here? 15 Year Member Nov 29, 1999 31,179 34 129 Feb 9, 2008 #22 Feb 9, 2008 #22 dragnazz5.0 said: and inch pound torque wrench for axles? did i misunderstand that? Click to expand... He might have been talkin about doing non-sealed wheel bearings, or pinions................
dragnazz5.0 said: and inch pound torque wrench for axles? did i misunderstand that? Click to expand... He might have been talkin about doing non-sealed wheel bearings, or pinions................
dragnazz5.0 My "0" key d0esn't w0rk, s0 I have t0 use the zer0 Nov 19, 2005 815 5 18 mooresville, nc Feb 9, 2008 #23 Feb 9, 2008 #23 very true....its really early and im really hung over trying to get enough energy to go to work and install the trans in a trooper....so sorry for any confusion
very true....its really early and im really hung over trying to get enough energy to go to work and install the trans in a trooper....so sorry for any confusion