Recent content by kkinla

D-Vice, you want KTC Kyoto Japan, Not KTC--Taiwan,right?

What about KTC Kyoto box end wrenches? I'd like to hear from you and everyone else who has experience with KTC Kyoto wrenches. Between Asahi and KTC, which one has tighter/better fit?

I agree, the collar type has the best lockability with different brands of sockets, but with the 1/4 drive the collar might be too big to get in some tight quarter situations.

Are these no annual fees credit cards? AM has one they don't charge you the conversion fees, but there is an annual membership fee.

+ a 3% conversion fees your bank, credit card or PayPal will charge when you pay for your purchase by one of them.

You think the passenger tires are easier to mount/dismount with a harbor freight manual tire changer, you haven't tried to mount a low profile tire yet!

Thank you Shannonw. Just bought one with the discount code. Thanks elronin.

Craftsman snips but no lifetime warranty?

What about the torque adapters, are they as accurate as the e wrenches?

Did you test the E wrenches with angle meter for angle accuracy?

If you get a digital torque wrench, get one with a built in angle meter, or get a HF digital torque adapter and use it with your regular ratchet.

I wish that I could use a box wrench to do it instead of a socket and ratchet so I could see the dot moving as I turned the wrench.

You went backwards and didn't follow the torque sequence. The head gasket is still holding good with no leaks? What's the whole point of torque sequence then.

The benefit of having an angle gauge on the breaker bar you know you are approaching the desired angle, you don't have to guesstimate how much an angle you have turned. A white dot on the head bolt at twelve o'clock before the angle rotation would work.

I meant to say an angle adapter, not another torque wrench. I can do the hand torquing with not much difficulty, but for the right cylinder head which is by the firewall, is a little bit harder, and these are 12 point TTY head bolts. I have to use an extension to reach down to these head bolts...