SUZUME 3/8" Drive Digital Torque Wrench (5.02-99.57 Ft-Lb)

Jackalope

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I've been pleased with the Suzume products I have purchased recently:

Stubby Flex Wrench set (Metric) https://slickdeals.net/f/20061963-8-piece-suzume-stubby-flex-head-ratcheting-wrench-set-8-17mm-metri...

Regular Flex Head Ratcheting Wrench Set (Metric and SAE): https://slickdeals.net/f/20017854-24-piece-suzume-180-flex-head-72-tooth-ratcheting-wrench-set-w-org...

Extra Long Flex Ratcheting Wrench Set (Metric) https://slickdeals.net/f/19982064-6-pc-suzume-extra-long-flex-head-ratcheting-wrench-set-8-19mm-36-3...

The quality of these wrenches is very good. I had the opportunity to compare the extra longs with the equivalent workpro set, and they were identical. While they don't have some extra features such as locking heads and the ability to change ratcheting direction without flipping the wrench, for the money they are just fine for this weekend DIYer.

I used an extra long to help change a starter and had no issues.

At this price I didn't hesitate adding the digital torque.

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Riptide360

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Good deal. Weirdly the cheaper 3/8 model with the adapters is listed as cheaper, but the code doesn't work on it. It only works on the model the post is linked to. The SKMHX8VB promo code works for the 3/8 version with no adapters. I have only had manual torque wrenches before so this will be a nice upgrade with the screen going bright and hearing a beep when I hit the 30lb of torque my oil drain pan needs with its crush washer. Thanks OP.

CodeChimp

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CodeChimpYesterday 12:02 PM

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Perfect. My manual torque wrench is WAY off calibration.

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FcLegend

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so is this..There's no QC with china , no R&D, no specs sheet..just lots of buzzwords and misinformation. If you need precise calibration this is not it, if you need to approximate the torque this is the cheapest alternative. My German cars, my expensive guns, my racing bicycles require something more precise than Shenzen quality

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They state a ±2% accuracy which is pretty on par with industry standard for a 2-place torque wrench. I'm tempted to actually buy it and test it out. I've gotten harbor freight ones in the past and they're also pretty spot on.

If accuracy is actually as they state, then it's way more accurate than you need for your German cars 🤣
Source: Aerospace & Defense Metrology and working on my own German cars for the last 20+ years.

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Binar

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Quote from FcLegend

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They state a ±2% accuracy which is pretty on par with industry standard for a 2-place torque wrench. I'm tempted to actually buy it and test it out. I've gotten harbor freight ones in the past and they're also pretty spot on.

If accuracy is actually as they state, then it's way more accurate than you need for your German cars
Source: Aerospace & Defense Metrology and working on my own German cars for the last 20+ years.

HF has US based HQ and they are liable for what they sell.. SUZME can change their name tomorrow and nobody will ever find them again. Plz get it , test it, and report back. I'm sure is not within specs. And I'm also sure even the off specs are going to get more off by each time you use it.
I got burned by China tools so many times ..

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slackerrudie

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slackerrudie

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A quality 3/8 torque wrench goes to 125 ft lb. The amount it reaches is how you can tell that who made the wrench is actually a quality maker. Not that I would expect much from a $50 digital wrench. Almost want to buy it to see how crappy it is. I wouldn't trust it past 75 ft lb. on anything. We get all ours tested bi annually for the inspection sticker. Wonder if this would pass calibration and get a sticker.

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clinteastwood

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Quote from slackerrudie

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A quality 3/8 torque wrench goes to 125 ft lb. The amount it reaches is how you can tell that who made the wrench is actually a quality maker. Not that I would expect much from a $50 digital wrench. Almost want to buy it to see how crappy it is. I wouldn't trust it past 75 ft lb. on anything. We get all ours tested bi annually for the inspection sticker. Wonder if this would pass calibration and get a sticker.

This might be crap but if I'm getting a 3/8 torque wrench I don't need even near 100 ft lb of torque. I have a 1/2" for lug nuts that can do that range.

The cheapest digital 3/8 at Harbor Freight is $175 so I have some real doubts this one is worth owning. Plus it's a staff post.

Last edited by clinteastwood September 29, 2026 at 02:53 PM.

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t_j

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t_jToday 2:09 AM

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I would definitely try this before getting a $200 yellowjacket torque wrench (which I was not impressed with)

DualPlatform

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DualPlatformToday 2:17 AM

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Have this and the larger 1/2" Suzume torque wrench. Both are well made and when compared to my HF click types of the same sizes, these match the HF torque every time. While I don't have a true torque gauge to validate their accuracy claims, having it match my HF works for me.

I will add that I wish the digital beep started a bit earlier and lasted longer than it does...yes that's what she said. Depending on the angle you're at you go from no beep to at or over the torque setting beep pretty quickly. It's only happened a few times with the shorter 3/8 vs the 1/2 which you have more natural leverage to tighten with.

Great price for this. The case is nice and the build is good for this price point.

ILYAP

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ILYAPToday 3:17 AM

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Google and watch on YouTube project farm digital torque wrench where testing shows this brand 1/2" version wrench is pretty bad - consistently at the bottom of the rating on different tests. I pass but really wanted to try.

https://youtu.be/fa4VFiNa0Xs?is=Z-m3fAr3DdFjhDqt

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ROOSKIE

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Quote from slackerrudie

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A quality 3/8 torque wrench goes to 125 ft lb. The amount it reaches is how you can tell that who made the wrench is actually a quality maker. Not that I would expect much from a $50 digital wrench. Almost want to buy it to see how crappy it is. I wouldn't trust it past 75 ft lb. on anything. We get all ours tested bi annually for the inspection sticker. Wonder if this would pass calibration and get a sticker.

Who use a 3/8" for torquing to 125ftlbs?

SUZUME 3/8" Drive Digital Torque Wrench (5.02-99.57 Ft-Lb)

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