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Cip1 Torque Tool - Do They Break Easily?
Cip1 Torque Tool - Do They Break Easily?
Hello! I have a tool that is similar to the Torquemeister. It is called the TORQUE TOOL FLYWHEEL & DRUM PLATE KIT from Cip1.com . http://www2.cip1.com/ProductDetails....C%2DC10%2D7036 The instructions say: When tightening please use a proper torque wrench as this tool WILL over tighten bolts and breakage CAN and WILL occur** 25 ft lbs = 230 at the nut/bolt. 30ft lbs= 270 at the nut /bolt. Do you think this tool would break if I used it to remove the gland nut on my 1973 Type I engine? I was thinking of not going over 30 ft. lbs. which equals 270 ft. lbs. on the gland nut. If that does not remove it at that torque, I plan to try it with the 4 foot piece of angle iron and a ¾ IN drive 36MM socket and a cheater bar. Any help is appreciated! TIA |
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