Are electric impact Drivers any good?
10-23-2007, 05:27 PM
#16
Race Car
If you are not in a huge hurry - lug nuts that don't want to budge usually loosen nicely with a breaker bar. I break mine before jacking. Then any old device will do the trick for removing and reinstalling lug nuts/bolts. You probablly want to do your final torque with a manual torque wrench anyhow.
If you are in a huge hurry - you must be racing. I don't think any electric items are permitted in the pits at races where fuel changes occur. If you are looking at Big Money, might as well go air.
If you are in a huge hurry - you must be racing. I don't think any electric items are permitted in the pits at races where fuel changes occur. If you are looking at Big Money, might as well go air.
10-23-2007, 06:35 PM
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If you are not in a huge hurry - lug nuts that don't want to budge usually loosen nicely with a breaker bar. I break mine before jacking. Then any old device will do the trick for removing and reinstalling lug nuts/bolts. You probablly want to do your final torque with a manual torque wrench anyhow.
If you are in a huge hurry - you must be racing. I don't think any electric items are permitted in the pits at races where fuel changes occur. If you are looking at Big Money, might as well go air.
If you are in a huge hurry - you must be racing. I don't think any electric items are permitted in the pits at races where fuel changes occur. If you are looking at Big Money, might as well go air.
I have better things to do at the end of the day like drinking beer with my friends.
My current device is this:
Yes, with the cockring.
