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Jed D

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9th Apr 12 at 20:54

as above WITH A LINK!

not too expensive please

Gary

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9th Apr 12 at 20:59

Basic 1/2" draper one will do you.

Google your own bastard link

smcGSI16V

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Registered: 26th May 03
Location: Farnborough Drives: Thurlby 888 CDTi No.98
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9th Apr 12 at 21:12

u2u Steve.

He likes torque wrenches.

Steve

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Registered: 30th Mar 02
Location: Worcestershire Drives: Defender
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9th Apr 12 at 21:15

Halfords 60-300nm 70quid

Phillips_91

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Location: Blackpool. Drives: Sapphire Black Mk4 Astra 1.8
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9th Apr 12 at 21:15

quote:
Originally posted by Steve
Halfords 60-300nm 70quid

This, decent torque wrench, especially for the price

sc0ott

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9th Apr 12 at 21:22

Cant see him spending 70 bar on a torque wrench

Baskey

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9th Apr 12 at 21:25

Draper 30 - 200 are about £30

LeeM

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Location: Liverpool
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10th Apr 12 at 08:13

Another vote for halfords, I've got one it's good

Tomnova16

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Registered: 21st Jan 06
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10th Apr 12 at 10:02

quote:
Originally posted by Steve
Halfords 60-300nm 70quid

what i use

http://www.lemass.co.uk/ for all your automotive/bodyshop needs
Located in Chalfont st Peter

Sean

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Registered: 14th Sep 10
Location: Eastbourne, BN23 7AZ
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10th Apr 12 at 11:10

Paid £90 inc vat for my blue point one from local snap on man pretty decent but you pay for the name mainly.. Nothing special.

adiohead

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10th Apr 12 at 11:12

I've got a crappy torque wrench like this:

I don't use it

timmee

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Registered: 28th Jul 06
Location: watton, norfolk
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10th Apr 12 at 11:55

i've got this one very easy to use just not very cheap lol
http://buy1.snapon.com/catalog/item.asp?P65=&tool=all&item_ID=649915&group_ID=682069&store=snapon-store&dir=catalog

D0NN3R

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Registered: 1st Mar 11
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10th Apr 12 at 16:07

quote:
Originally posted by Tomnova16

quote:
Originally posted by Steve
Halfords 60-300nm 70quid

what i use

and me there better than draper ones
i use the draper ones at college and they break alot

Jed D

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10th Apr 12 at 16:53

quote:
Originally posted by sc0ott
Cant see him spending 70 bar on a torque wrench

why the hell not... i was kind of hoping a tad cheaper but 70 should be alrite

CORSA NUT

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Registered: 3rd Aug 01
Location: Wirral
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10th Apr 12 at 16:56

There's a review of them in this months BMW mag,

Top rated budget buy is the Draper 30357 which is £26.99 from www.PVRdirect.co.uk

Eddx14xe

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Registered: 12th Jan 10
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10th Apr 12 at 16:56

I spent around £35 on my Sealey one, only used it a hardful of times but it does the job.

Jed D

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10th Apr 12 at 16:59

what wuld people say about second hand ones...

like say for example its a decent make and advertised as 'used a small handful of times'
do they not need calibrated or something like?

sc0ott

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10th Apr 12 at 17:22

quote:
Originally posted by Jed D

quote:
Originally posted by sc0ott
Cant see him spending 70 bar on a torque wrench

why the hell not... i was kind of hoping a tad cheaper but 70 should be alrite

Because youre a poundstore guy,

And youre considering a 2nd hand one.

Mattb

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10th Apr 12 at 17:49

quote:
Originally posted by Tomnova16

quote:
Originally posted by Steve
Halfords 60-300nm 70quid

what i use

Gets my vote - but not what i use....

(im a snap on whore.....)

Dan H

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10th Apr 12 at 18:00

quote:
Originally posted by timmee
i've got this one very easy to use just not very cheap lol
http://buy1.snapon.com/catalog/item.asp?P65=&tool=all&item_ID=649915&group_ID=682069&store=snapon-store&dir=catalog

ive always used this one too while i was working in garage. Not cheap but great quality, measures angle aswell as Nm

but as said, the halfords one is just as good for the price of it

12vMatt

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Registered: 28th Oct 06
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10th Apr 12 at 18:15

Get yourself down to machine mart and grab a clarke one.

Cheap and decent quality

nibnob21

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10th Apr 12 at 18:20

Lots of good cheap second hand ones on eBay. I got a Britool EVT1200A one for about £35-£40. Range of that is 25-135Nm - perfect for a lot of torque settings on a Corsa.

MX5 Project Thread

Mattb

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10th Apr 12 at 18:38

problem with second hand is you dont know how its been treated by the previous owner -

ie dropped or used as a hammer
left wound up
etc
can loose its calibration this way

nibnob21

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10th Apr 12 at 19:19

quote:
Originally posted by Mattb
problem with second hand is you dont know how its been treated by the previous owner -

ie dropped or used as a hammer
left wound up
etc
can loose its calibration this way

True, but it's still cheaper to buy second hand and then pay for it to be recalibrated than buying new. My one is in good condition, it's ex MOD so it's highly likely it was properly looked after.

MX5 Project Thread

Mattb

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10th Apr 12 at 19:26

I would agree - but how many people have thiers calibrated regularly on here...

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