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Message: [QUOTE="kyle43335, post: 611869, member: 270"] do not use a torgue wrench to break loose your head bolts. that is abuse to the tool thats not need. not to mention the shock from the popping and banging, while breaking them loose can knock the torque wrench out of calibration. most people forget, or do not know that a torque wrench is a delicate, precision tool. it should not be treated like a hammer. fyi your sears/craftsmen torque wrench doesn't torque high enough to do your studs. (6.4 as per arp spec on studs is 275ft/lb) if you dont know if its in calibration, i wouldnt even use it. alot of people think a torque wrench is correct because it clicks every time you use it. wrong. they need annual, or if its used alot? semi annual calibrating, to ensure its calibration is correct. [/QUOTE]

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