Subject	That is correct.
Posted by	spddracer on January 24, 2007 at 4:26 PM
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In Reply To	I once asked why some of the bolts on our Z32 engines posted by Zirvana on January 24, 2007 at 04:17 PM
Message	If you notice on all angle tightening they start with a very low torque setting because a small torque setting is more accurate than a higher torque do to friction, dirt ect. It is a much more accurate way to tighten a fastener. I just bought the new snap-on digital angle wrench and I have no idea how it knows how far you turn it but it is a very cool tool. You set it to the angle and then turn till it beeps. Too easy :) Click La-Z-Link for DXD Group-Buy
Follow Ups	I once asked why some of the bolts on our Z32 engines - Zirvana 16:17:01 01/24/07 That is correct. - spddracer 16:26:55 01/24/07 This is the same one I use, does yours vibrate as well? (n/m) - BOOZTD 3 17:08:35 01/24/07 Yes! :) (n/m) - spddracer 17:12:31 01/24/07 Does it feel good? haha j/k (n/m) - twinturbopoweredz 17:21:17 01/24/07 Turn of nut method - Brad(RI) 18:24:06 01/24/07
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