recommend me a torque wrench

[Dead Rats]

initially my LH crank arm and two external BB cups, I do have the allen bits you've shown

 

[1988_Ben]

initially my LH crank arm and two external BB cups, I do have the allen bits you've shown

Sorry, completely forgot about crank bolts - I wasn't thinking 'retro' and only about newer bits like 8mm captive crank bolts etc...

 

[Dead Rats]

initially my LH crank arm and two external BB cups, I do have the allen bits you've shown

Sorry, completely forgot about crank bolts - I wasn't thinking 'retro' and only about newer bits like 8mm captive crank bolts etc...

I do have retro cranks too!

 

[rgenesis]

Used my Snap-on clicky one for years without any problems, calibrated every 6 months {dealership rules}, always been spot on.. kinda pricey though..

 

[silverclaws]

Exactly, I had two snap on torque wrenches and a big britool three quarter drive, essential for the job, but now long gone, lost, so it is back to basics and a half drive beam wrench with reducers, Draper no less, probably about the most accurate thing they do.

 

[dbmtb]

http://www.stahlwille-online.de/index.p ... 4907&ppid=

Is the nicest one I've used to date.

 

[grahame]

I can't resist a plug for Sheldon's fantastic tool - the tork-grip. I especially like it's calibration "settings"