Colorado B.S. Thread

That's what mine looked like after the maze

 

Anyone ever use torque sticks? Got any feed back?

 

Had to look that up. Those are interesting.

 

When they snap you know that they are to tight.

 

For the price of those I'd spend the extra coin and get one of these

$209 CDI 1/2" Drive Adjustable Click Torque Wrench, Range 30-250 Ft Lbs / 47-332 Nm (2503MFRMH)

https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B002LA1EDO/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o03_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1

 

Yea. Saw them and was thinking it wound make life easy for lug nuts but reviews are all over the place on them.

 

Torque wrench for the win...

 

I picked one up recently and it's well built. Calibration sheet showed really good tolerance range too.

 

Pretty sure I got a 1/4, 3/8, 1/2 torque wrench from harbor freight from $50 for all 3. Seem dead on with my dads expensive ones. At least when they were new.

 

Every fucking day.......................... For home use a torque wrench would better suit your needs. Torque sticks need to be checked/confirmed weekly at the least to ensure the +-10%.

 

Idk how I feel about ones from harbor freight. Your puting a lot of trust in there product.

Ahh. I read some are good and others are way off. Can't find common ground.

 

They're held to the same standards. They should be tested within 10% or less

 

Anyone have access to a large dump trailer I can rent for a week? I need to move lots of dirt from my friends house to my house.

 

Got some family here I am staying with. They have an Airbnb I'm going to hang in for free 50.

 

Only seen them used at tire shops to f*up wheels

 

Rally King earlier tonight. They have some delicious IPA's.

 

Having some refreshments

 

Plus they constantly have sales and sell these for $12.

 

Man.. you messed me up too. I meant to say AFE not AEM ha. I need to order another since the AK dealership took mine and tossed it.

 

I'm gonna order one soon. Is one better than the other? They both look the same.