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Originally Posted by irish44j
Snap-on 3850
Advertised TQ- 210lb/ft
Actual- I've broken bolts loose that were torqued well over 200lb/ft, and fairly easy at that.
Advertised as an 18v system, but when recharged the battery actually holds almost 21v (measured)!
Pros - nothing can stop it. I have yet to meet a bolt it can't undo - including Maxima hub nuts, control arm bolts, and lots of rusty bolts on my Triumph and Jeep. Battery recharges quickly, and battery lift will get you through any big job.
Cons - obviously, it's kind of big because of the battery pack and doesn't fit in some tighter spaces. But that's what my 3' breaker bar is for, lol...
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I love the snap on portable impact gun, so convenient at times. I remember i was working on my car and the power went out, so the air compressor wasn't working, but the snap on portable was a life saver!
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2001 Maxima AE
Volk Racing LE37K, Stillen Touring Kit, 2k2 HID, Big Brake Kit(TTZ 4 Piston Calipers, 13inch Power Slot Cobra Rotors, Endless CCA Pads), Stillen Y-Pipe, Stillen FSTB, Berk/APex'i Intake, Custom Paint Job, Boss Chen Coilovers, Progress RSB, 5 speed conversion, Greddy Evo Cat-Back, Boss Chen Shifter Bushing, Project Kics R40 Neo Chro, and a lot more!
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