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Old 08-26-14, 10:57 AM
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shovelhd
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I have the Spin Doctor 1/4" drive kit which I got during a 20% off and free shipping sale at Performance. It's not a high grade tool but it's accurate enough for the small torque stuff and comes with a nice set of bits and an extender. I have a 3/8" commercial N-m torque wrench from CDI that I use for cranks and automotive stuff.
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