Subject	In the old days of analog torque wrenches it was
Posted by	doug8867 on May 15, 2012 at 2:14 PM
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In Reply To	I don't understand when they put a range for torque specs posted by fuzzymonkey on May 15, 2012 at 01:28 PM
Message	hard to hit exactly on a single number and also to know if the torque wrench was perfectly accurate to the number, so they put a range in. With today's digital torque wrenches you can hit it exactly. I usually aim for the middle of the range.
Follow Ups	Two different torque settings in FSM for pressure plate bolt - EUGENE 00:23:25 05/15/12 Re: Two different torque settings in FSM for pressure plate bolt - Stadsport (PHX) 06:42:52 05/15/12 I used 25 -33lbs. Have had no problems. (n/m) - doug8867 07:58:16 05/15/12 Same here (n/m) - MR_X 15:50:20 05/15/12 I don't understand when they put a range for torque specs - fuzzymonkey 13:28:31 05/15/12 In the old days of analog torque wrenches it was - doug8867 14:14:47 05/15/12 THANKS DAD! For a torque wrench from the old days! (n/m) - fuzzymonkey 17:15:22 05/15/12 Eh, they're about $50 - $100 cheaper than a digital - doug8867 09:15:25 05/16/12
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