3/8" Click Torque Wrench, 10-100 Ft-Lb, 72-Tooth, ±3% Accuracy 10-100 ft.lb(3/8-Inch)
3/8" Click Torque Wrench, 10-100 Ft-Lb, 72-Tooth, ±3% Accuracy
Product Features
- FACTORY CALIBRATED TO 3% WITH TEST REPORT: This torque wrench 3/8 is pre-calibrated at the factory to 3% and includes a test report. It targets the 10-100 ft-lb sweet spot used by 90% of engine bay and chassis fasteners. Use this car torque wrench for spark plugs, oil drain plugs, brake caliper brackets, valve covers, and motorcycle clutch bolts with confidence.
- 72-TOOTH HEAD FOR TIGHT SPACES: The 3/8 torque wrench features a compact 72-tooth ratchet that needs only a 5 swing arc. It slips easily into tight engine compartments, between motorcycle frame rails, and behind bicycle crank arms. Dual-direction operation handles both standard and reverse-thread fasteners perfect for tie rod ends, left-hand pedal threads, and serpentine belt tensioners.
- UNMISTAKABLE CLICK, ZERO GUESSWORK: This torque wrench 3/8 gives you a loud, distinct click and a solid handle vibration the moment you hit your preset torque. No watching gauges, no wondering just pull until it clicks. Essential when working blind under an intake manifold, inside a wheel well, or around fragile carbon bike parts where over-tightening is not an option.
- QUICK-RELEASE & ONE-HAND LOCKING: Set your torque fast with the pull-down locking collar; release it and the value locks solid. The quick-release button lets you swap sockets instantly switch from a spark plug socket to a hex bit to a deep lug nut socket without breaking stride during tire rotations, brake services, or motorcycle tune-ups.
- THE EVERYDAY MECHANIC'S GO-TO TOOL: This 3/8 torque wrench is built for the real-world work that fills your weekends: car spark plugs and brake calipers, motorcycle engine covers and sprocket bolts, bicycle carbon stems and crank arms, lawn mower engine repair, and light truck fluid changes. The clear, laser-engraved ft-lb scale makes setting torque fast and foolproof, keeping you in the 10-100 ft-lb sweet spot without metric confusion.