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It doesn't appear to have that option and if they come up with one that is in this price range they will make a killing. My last one cost almost $600.00.
Sean,
I got one 1/2" w/ angular for $249, goes up to 250 ft lbs and has +/-2%
I got one 1/2" w/ angular for $249, goes up to 250 ft lbs and has +/-2%
Just looked and it was about $450.00, got it from the company that makes them for Snap-on so it was discounted.
As to this one, got it today and used it. Not bad at this price. Pretty light weight with a good sized grip on it. As I torque my wheels, I like to see an immediate flash come up showing the actual torque reading that was applied. This one does but is slow in showing on the display.
One thing I'd want changed on this is when you input a specified torque in to the memory is that it stays there after the power is turned off. It needs to stay there so you don't have to re-input the torque each time it's on.
If I wasn't spoiled by the Snap-On wrenches I'd have no issues using this one all the time.
If I wasn't spoiled by the Snap-On wrenches I'd have no issues using this one all the time.
+1
Working on my friends racing team with all Snap-On tools really spoils you. We use one of the vibrating torque wrenches for wheels that gives you an instant reading of the exact torque.
If this works in a similar way, just a bit slower, I can live with that. In my garage I'm never in the kind of a rush as we are pit-side.