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Old 07-02-2015, 02:12 PM   #8854 (permalink)
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Originally Posted by kenchan View Post
yah, the drill (driver) is very useful to unwind/wind loose lugs while you are doing the wheel swap. i use it that way. i just use a hex to 3/8" driver adapter and use my 3/8" deep sockets. but the initial loosening and the tightening, i do by hand.

i too use milwaukee tools. that and a makita. also a small panasonic driver for my rc tool box.

for heavy duty work though you'll probably want a corded impact if going electric.
Oh yea. I wouldn't be using the impact to do the whole process. I'd break and torque the lugs first with a ratchet. Hence the new torque wrench i ordered. The impact would just come in handy making the process quicker instead of making sure the car is heightened enough to allow a wrench to fully rotate.

My grandfather used Milwaukee and he swore by them. So it just seemed natural. Plus they look badarse.
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