Subject	75 - 80 lbs/ft
Posted by	vorpalZ on April 28, 2008 at 11:14 PM
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In Reply To	"when tackling your average lugnuts and suspension bolts?" posted by Inzane on April 28, 2008 at 02:23 PM
Message	no problem to break loose for your average Gorilla extendible wheel wrench. Shouldn't even break a sweat... I've done it three times in the last two months. Fricken snow. Regards, My Zs are hybrid vehicles, they run on gasoline and money times change, people change, but the Z32 still kicks ass. - apudapus 16:46:02 06/15/07 I was more wondering how you set your climate control to 22* lol, it would be that fastest freezer on wheels! - Briscoe'sZ32 (NJ) 23:15:44 02/05/07 You have *got* to be getting a cut from B&B :D - SeedyROM 15:24:29 08/16/06 What do you think B&B stands for? - YugoBernie (NoVA) 15:57:09 08/16/06
Follow Ups	I must be getting old - ZEngineer (Dallas next month) 09:25:38 04/28/08 125psi is fine for most applications. Cutting wheels and - Bernie (NoVA) 09:38:24 04/28/08 125 is a respectable number, most common is 90psi so you - 5280Z_nightstalker 10:14:20 04/28/08 something in the instructions must have been lost from - ZEngineer (Dallas next month) 10:19:30 04/28/08 125psi is pretty good. - Waggz 10:19:14 04/28/08 space constraints limited me to 8 gallons - ZEngineer (Dallas next month) 10:20:57 04/28/08 Not really even worth getting for car work. (n/m) - Woody75 (Denver) 10:32:30 04/28/08 yeah, I debated about buying it - ZEngineer (Dallas next month) 10:39:14 04/28/08 the time it takes me to set up the hose/compressor/tools - Cap927(Boston) 12:12:11 04/28/08 I trust you mean 78 ft/lbs (n/m) - Bernie (NoVA) 12:19:38 04/28/08 yes, got confused for a moment and couldn't remember - Cap927(Boston) 12:33:50 04/28/08 72-87 Ft/Lbs (n/m) - Fast300 02:24:08 04/29/08 I use an inline air tool oiler - SkiFly01 10:45:30 04/28/08 I like the idea, thanks. (n/m) - ZEngineer (Dallas next month) 10:49:05 04/28/08 I feel you on "getting old," but I'm firmly in denial ;-) - Hawkin"Z" 11:32:06 04/28/08 I'm not sure about the Z keeping me young - ZEngineer (Dallas next month) 11:50:51 04/28/08 Ha...me too...but the Z is worth it's weight in endorphins! - Hawkin"Z" 12:38:05 04/28/08 I dunno... I remember you grinning like a schoolgirl - spicyZ 20:19:58 04/28/08 TMI, seriously :) (n/m) - vorpalZ 23:07:51 04/28/08 2nd on the 'fountain of yooth' - vorpalZ 14:07:49 04/28/08 Amen brother :-) (n/m) - Hawkin"Z" 15:14:36 04/28/08 Some info here - NytWolf 12:06:40 04/28/08 Hope your air compressor works out better than mine - olyar15 12:06:46 04/28/08 I've had mine for 6 years, used it to nail floors in 3 rooms - Cap927(Boston) 12:42:36 04/28/08 on another note, would a 1 gallon compressor be - inf 12:08:12 04/28/08 probably not - aliaZ 12:20:03 04/28/08 Yes, as long as it has a regulator - NytWolf 12:23:54 04/28/08 Call me crazy but each bolt/nut on my car are torque - Oppaman Z 12:34:08 04/28/08 I didn't see anywhere in George's post any mention of using - Inzane 13:17:00 04/28/08 2nd (n/m) - aliaZ 13:38:02 04/28/08 May be I've focused too much focused on the last few words > - Oppaman Z 14:16:33 04/28/08 "when tackling your average lugnuts and suspension bolts?" - Inzane 14:23:21 04/28/08 Rust, lack of anti-seize.. - BigTDogg (MA) 14:26:40 04/28/08 True. :) (n/m) - Inzane 14:29:31 04/28/08 oui oui! (n/m) - ZEngineer (Dallas next month) 15:11:41 04/28/08 "if they're torqued properly" - TT XTZ 15:22:35 04/28/08 If I need new tires installed, I bring my wheels to the shop - Inzane 15:29:22 04/28/08 Yeah, that's true too - BigTDogg (MA) 15:58:17 04/28/08 try telling that to Kenny. (n/m) - Spee 20:15:42 04/28/08 75 - 80 lbs/ft - vorpalZ 23:14:38 04/28/08 You're crazy (n/m) - BigTDogg (MA) 13:54:30 04/28/08
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