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It can be done. Double Clutching helps. In any case, it really does put a lot of unnecessary wear on the Synchronizer Rings. For those that think they're so good at this, and believe that it's not putting excess wear on the Syncro's, Ya all need to try your skills on an old school, non-syncro (crash-box) transmission. Then tell me how good you are. Or just find an older car with a non-syncro first gear and see if you can downshift into first without grinding things.
Yup, first car I learned to drive was a non-Syncro 4-speed Wolseley sedan.
Just picked these up at the body shop today. Waiting on my 23 C4S to arrive and will put these on while in PDI. Car will be GT Silver with black trim. So excited! https://cc.porsche.com/icc/ccCall.do...bcode=PP66EMP0
A proper torque wrench to do the oil filter cap on the 992. I did not have one that could measure 20 ft. lb. This is a lovely, lovely, lovely tool. Plus, I could not ask Santa for it (wife) because she has no business knowing what Snap-On tools cost.
A proper torque wrench to do the oil filter cap on the 992. I did not have one that could measure 20 ft. lb. This is a lovely, lovely, lovely tool. Plus, I could not ask Santa for it (wife) because she has no business knowing what Snap-On tools cost.
You went way overboard, but the heart wants what the heart wants.
You went way overboard, but the heart wants what the heart wants.
90% of my tools in my two Snap-On boxes are Snap-On Brand. One day when I am in the dirt, someone is going to get a helluva buy as my wife has NO IDEA what the box and contents are worth. LOL. But I learned many, many years ago when I was racing motorcycles that quality tools are the only way to go, no regrets.
I have a $500 voucher to spend, don’t give me ideas.
They also had a pretty snazzy shark blue 992 hot wheels car you could pick up for the kid with the left over cash on the voucher..sounds like a win win to me
A proper torque wrench to do the oil filter cap on the 992. I did not have one that could measure 20 ft. lb. This is a lovely, lovely, lovely tool. Plus, I could not ask Santa for it (wife) because she has no business knowing what Snap-On tools cost.
With respect do NOT ever use this to determine what whatever is torqued to since it's reversible. Just saying
With respect do NOT ever use this to determine what whatever is torqued to since it's reversible. Just saying
siberian
You are saying that this torque wrench is no good for torquing fasteners because its reversible on the ratchet head? That is not correct, sorry. The lever to change the other direction on the head is for the occasional left hand thread that needs to be torqued, not there so the operator can loosen fasteners with it like a regular ratchet. No reputable mechanic uses this tool in that manner.
You should see the test sheet that came with this wrench (and every Snap-On), the accuracy of this is under 1% Benchmark.
12-13-2022, 10:47 AM
