Digital Torque Wrench?

[BrRsn]

I need a torque wrench to take care of some suspension mods on my truck + to do some general maintenance (installing a shift kit + servicing the trans)

How accurate is this one?

http://www.princessauto.com/workshop...torque-adapter

I will be working on some pretty delicate parts so i don't wanna eff anything up. I already have a 1/2 drive ratcheting breaker bar.

Thoughts anyone?

[JL9000]

I generally do not recommend princess auto tools, and that device looks a little bulky and may be inconvenient when you're working in tight spaces.

In terms of digital torque wrenches though I've never had a problem with mine in the past three years. The torque angle function comes in handy building cylinder heads and it never lost calibration despite constant use.

[spyker]

When it comes to digital torque wrenches,just spend the money and get a Snap-on.

[godwin]

Get the Canadian Tire version. It was the same price. I have a Craftsman Pro version of that.. I use it to see how far my torque wrenches are off by.

Good to have around the shop.

[shenmecar]

Originally Posted by JL9000

I generally do not recommend princess auto tools, and that device looks a little bulky and may be inconvenient when you're working in tight spaces.

In terms of digital torque wrenches though I've never had a problem with mine in the past three years. The torque angle function comes in handy building cylinder heads and it never lost calibration despite constant use.

how r you sure it never lost calibration?

[JL9000]

Originally Posted by shenmecar

how r you sure it never lost calibration?

I sent it in for calibration after three years and was told it wasn't required.