If you're using an impact wrench, you're aiming to use a device that gives you plenty of torque, but will you sacrifice that torque by using a socket adapter?

A socket wrench's torque depends on two things: the force you apply and the mechanical leverage of the wrench's length. Broadly speaking, torque is a result of force and distance from the pivot ...

Pressure-displayed torque wrenches resemble a socket wrench and feature a head with driver, a long shaft, and a handle. At the head, there’s a pressure-based analog display that tells you want ...

How a Torque Wrench Works There are decent torque wrenches at various price points ($40–$140) with socket-drive sizes of ¼, ⅜, ½, ¾, and 1 inch.

This smaller Craftsman set doesn’t have the socket quantity or extra tools found in some of my other picks, but it’s a great no-frills option if you’re on a budget. The 72-tooth ratchet only ...

The M Part torque wrench kit offers good value, comes with a case and seven bits and is calibrated to a stringent ISO standard. It will allow you to tackle a range of jobs on the bike with ease.

Craftsmans Electronic Rotary Torque Meter - A Better Torque Wrench? - Tools Of The Trade Craftsman's Electronic Torque Meter: Joel Mollis WriterNov 01, 2003 See 1 Photo See 1 Photo ...