Torque Wrench Help
Satchmo245
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I have seen a torque wrench that I can use for most of the sensitive areas on the bike but I cannot seem to find any hex bits to use with it for stems bolts etc. Does anyone know where I can find these? The Wrench I'm getting has a 3/8" fixing but I have an adapter in my socket set so I guess it can be either. I was looking on CPC (where I have seen the wrench) so if you could tell me the name of what I am looking for (I thought it would be "hex sockets" which I know is kind of a contradiction but I am at a loss here) or if you could find some in there that would be even better [:D]
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http://www2.northerntool.com/product-1/200309105.htm
something like that?
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http://www.amazon.com/METRIC-ALLEN-WREN ... B000PCC3WQ
or scroll down to see other sets
http://www.performance-design.net/perfo ... _tools.htm
ok the names are US but ask any toolshop and they should know what you want.
i also think you may find you need to recheck the torque figures on the wrench and the recomended figures on park and check the Units are the same.
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Nick you are a legend! That's exactly what I'm after. I managed to find some on fleabay from your descriptions so thanks [:D]
I have checked the torque tables in the back of Zinn and then done all the conversions (my head now hurts) so the wrench I am getting has the correct range (starting at 6Nm so is low enough for stem bolts which are my main worry).
Thanks again!
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You can get just about everything you need in 3/8" square drive: allen bits, torx bits, etc.
I got much of mine from, but do not work for, Tooled Up: http://www.tooled-up.com
Follow the link and put "3/8 hex" into the search field. They also do a T25 bit plus a 1" socket for your Park FR5 cassette lockring thang. Etc, etc.
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