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Title: Wheel torque wrench V Impact drill Post by tonyboy on May 22nd, 2009, 9:26pm Hello. Just been talking to my work mate who knows a little bit about motors. He was saying that he never lets a garage use an impact drill to tighten the wheel nuts up, and he insits that they use a torque wrench...... Whats the better ......Torque wrench or impact drill....or don't it matter.......... ??? |
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Title: Re: Wheel torque wrench V Impact drill Post by adam5172 on May 22nd, 2009, 9:31pm dont use a impact drill as normally if you need to take wheel off at a later date it can be a pain in the rear and you dont want that when you get a puncture and its raining heavily |
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Title: Re: Wheel torque wrench V Impact drill Post by Highlander on May 22nd, 2009, 10:11pm I think it all depends on what they are set at and who is using them, there seems to be a few tyre fitters who like the impact wrench because they can make them that tight only King Kongs dad can get them off ;D |
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Title: Re: Wheel torque wrench V Impact drill Post by scorpio_man on May 22nd, 2009, 11:00pm hi there i don't mind them using them as i always torque them afterwards. most of the garages have them set to be near enough the correct 'tightness', now a days. also, if too tight, can affect your brake discs. hth |
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Title: Re: Wheel torque wrench V Impact drill Post by gozz on May 22nd, 2009, 11:11pm I never take the vehicles near a tyre place,just the wheels every time,and when I acquire a vehicle,the breaker bar and scaffold tube are deployed,after which the nuts are retightened firmly to allow removal at the roadside when necessary. There is always a chance that 'King Kong's dad' may not be to hand when required,and even if he were he may break the little puny Ford wheelbrace 8) GOZZ. |
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