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ABM2SS · 11-12-2021, 07:35 AM

I have an AC Delco one that works really well. Only issue is it's limited to about 150 ft-lb.

I bought it because I thought my old click-style Torque Wrench was out of calibration. After I got the new one, I tested the old one by placing a bolt in my bench vise and tightening a nut on it with the old one wrench set at 80 ft-lb. Then I used the new one to check the torque on the nut. It was exactly at 80 ft-lb that it started turning. Oh well, I have two good Torque Wrenches now.

https://www.acdelco-tools.com/index....product_id=130

11-12-2021, 07:35 AM	#3
ABM2SS Drives: 2010 SS M6 ABM Join Date: Mar 2015 Location: Nashville, IN Posts: 379	I have an AC Delco one that works really well. Only issue is it's limited to about 150 ft-lb. I bought it because I thought my old click-style Torque Wrench was out of calibration. After I got the new one, I tested the old one by placing a bolt in my bench vise and tightening a nut on it with the old one wrench set at 80 ft-lb. Then I used the new one to check the torque on the nut. It was exactly at 80 ft-lb that it started turning. Oh well, I have two good Torque Wrenches now. https://www.acdelco-tools.com/index....product_id=130