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I am going to be renting a torque wrench from autozone on sunday so I can torque my wheels on correct and the caliper bolts. I was wondering, what sockets can I use with the wrench, just regular ones from a socket set, and if so, what are the lug nut size and all 4 caliper bolt sizes?

 
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or better yet, what sockets do I need to use with the torque wrench when torqueing the lug nuts and 4 caliper bolts?

 
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depends on the wrench, the have 1/2" and 3/8" drives. im assuming they'll give you a 3/8". regardless you just use regular sockets

 
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do I need a 1/2'' or 3/8'' for torquing the lug nuts? Also I need deep sockets correct?

 
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1/2" is better

lol......my dad has a $1,200 torque wrench, 1" drive.....he actually let me use it today

I torqued a nut on a hydraulic cylinder for one of our track loaders. Torqued it to 600lbs and used a 4 into 1 multiplier which gave me 2400 lbs

 
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So I can use a 1/2 inch drive torque wrench to torque my lug nuts and the caliper bolts? That means I have to get 1/2 drive sockets, 19mm, 17mm and the other one, not sure what it is? Is this correct?

 
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the deep sockets right?

 
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yeah, and make sure they are 6 point sockets

 
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what is the difference between 6 pt. sockets and 12 pt. sockets?

 
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6 pt sockets have six notches inside the socket to grab the bolt head, and 12pt sockets have 12 notches.

 
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I cleaned the thread up.... Let's be civil people....

 
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cool

 
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lugs are going to be torqued to 80ft/lbs. im not sure what you mean by caliper bolts