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SUZUME US via Amazon has
1/2" SUZUME 10-170 Ft. Lb Torque Wrench (10-170 Ft. Lb / 14-231 N.m, SM3101) for $33.48 - $13.39 when you apply promo code
3ENBPT2N at checkout =
$19.42.
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Product Details:
- 72-tooth reversible ratchet head w/ a 5° swing angle
- Material: Chrome Vanadium (Cr-V) Steel
- Dimensions: 16.53" L
Top Comments
Anyone using a torque wrench for safety related items such as wheels, hubs, suspension items using this are gamblers at life.
Buy yourself a quality tool with real US backing/warranty in case legal action or something like that happens.
These tools are throwaways and reading off some comments don't work(majority).
I'm close to removing this app and looking to see where the OG slick dealers went because these products now are nothing but crap.
Sorry for my Rant.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fa4VFiN
I have a Supercup torque wrench and its way more accurate then the Schwaben I got back when I had a VW.
No matter the brand you have to calibrate them every year or so to get a good reading.
Assuming something is trash you have never used because of a brand name you know nothing about is odd and on the flip assuming something is good without using it because of the brand name is also odd as company's are always trying to make something for less money.
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Anyone using a torque wrench for safety related items such as wheels, hubs, suspension items using this are gamblers at life.
Buy yourself a quality tool with real US backing/warranty in case legal action or something like that happens.
These tools are throwaways and reading off some comments don't work(majority).
I'm close to removing this app and looking to see where the OG slick dealers went because these products now are nothing but crap.
Sorry for my Rant.
Our community has rated this post as helpful. If you agree, why not thank
Anyone using a torque wrench for safety related items such as wheels, hubs, suspension items using this are gamblers at life.
Buy yourself a quality tool with real US backing/warranty in case legal action or something like that happens.
These tools are throwaways and reading off some comments don't work(majority).
I'm close to removing this app and looking to see where the OG slick dealers went because these products now are nothing but crap.
Sorry for my Rant.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fa4VFiN
I have a Supercup torque wrench and its way more accurate then the Schwaben I got back when I had a VW.
No matter the brand you have to calibrate them every year or so to get a good reading.
Assuming something is trash you have never used because of a brand name you know nothing about is odd and on the flip assuming something is good without using it because of the brand name is also odd as company's are always trying to make something for less money.
Anyone using a torque wrench for safety related items such as wheels, hubs, suspension items using this are gamblers at life.
Buy yourself a quality tool with real US backing/warranty in case legal action or something like that happens.
These tools are throwaways and reading off some comments don't work(majority).
I'm close to removing this app and looking to see where the OG slick dealers went because these products now are nothing but crap.
Sorry for my Rant.
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Our community has rated this post as helpful. If you agree, why not thank
Edit: comment got cut off, idk. Here's an excellent <1 minute walkthrough of how to do it, even if yours can't be calibrated: https://youtube.com/shorts/R5z1SfjTkKQ
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fa4VFiN
I have a Supercup torque wrench and its way more accurate then the Schwaben I got back when I had a VW.
No matter the brand you have to calibrate them every year or so to get a good reading.
Assuming something is trash you have never used because of a brand name you know nothing about is odd and on the flip assuming something is good without using it because of the brand name is also odd as company's are always trying to make something for less money.
Edit: comment got cut off, idk. Here's an excellent <1 minute walkthrough of how to do it, even if yours can't be calibrated: https://youtube.com/shorts/R5z1SfjTkKQ
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fa4VFiN
I have a Supercup torque wrench and its way more accurate then the Schwaben I got back when I had a VW.
No matter the brand you have to calibrate them every year or so to get a good reading.
Assuming something is trash you have never used because of a brand name you know nothing about is odd and on the flip assuming something is good without using it because of the brand name is also odd as company's are always trying to make something for less money.
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