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      10-16-2005, 11:53 AM   #1
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Torque wrench - can you recommend?

As with everything these days, there are lots of torque wrenches out there to purchase. Can anyone recommend a good torque wrench for those do-it-yourselfers that like to do change their own winter tires?

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Craftsman is good for the money. Just make sure it's a click type and not the one with the little arrow that bends.
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Craftsman is good for the money. Just make sure it's a click type and not the one with the little arrow that bends.
I bought a craftsman one a few years ago for I think the 60~80 dollar range. Its been a champ when I worked on my integra ona weekly basis. Its a click type, very easy to set torque and torque to spec. Plus its got a lifetime, instore-replacement, no questions asked warranty.
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