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The Velvet Monkey
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Torque Wrench

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I'm considering buying a Precision Instruments split-beam torque wrench (20-100ft./lbs.).

Does anyone have any experience with this tool or this brand?

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If you are putting together tools to work on the "R" this is about all you need to know, This list was put together by Bill Haycock
As far a torque wrenchs go i prefer the "Micro Click" by Craftmens

http://mypage.home.mchsi.com/bmwtools/index.html
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Post by gelbe Kulter »

http://buy1.snapon.com/catalog/item.asp ... e&tool=all

A friend and riding buddy is a Mr. Goldwrench. Yesterday he showed me his Snap-On Tech Wrench - an electronic torque wrench which beeps and vibrates when you reach the amount of torque you set. It reads in inch*pounds, foot*pounds and Newton*meters. A totally unneccessary, but really cool gadget. $314 US. :o
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