Subject	Don't get crapsman, I use their sockets, their torque wrench
Posted by	whatsthegoodword on April 20, 2008 at 4:29 PM
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In Reply To	Very good point. Any brand recommendations on torque posted by Viper498 ( MO ) on April 20, 2008 at 02:02 PM
Message	is not very good. The painted numbers can come off and the micrometer marks weren't perfectly lined up. I bought a precision torque wrench, it's the old snap on design. Now snap on uses CDI tools, just buy the CDI wrench since it's pretty much their generic brand. The precision "split beam" wrench doesn't have to be reset to the lowest setting after use or "worked in" to exercise the spring. ..................................... myturbodiesel.com The turbodiesel FAQ, forum, and "how to" website. Distributor of Blazt Nissan consult diagnostic cables, Datascan, now with pocket pc PDA support and reseller of ConZult software. For more info, check out my ad in classifieds!
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