inch pound torque wrench

[bmwpowere36m3]

Here you go: https://store.snapon.com/US-Torque-Instr...ve-P640951.aspx

Nothing special, straight from SO.

 

[Leo99]

Originally Posted By: bmwpowere36m3
You do realize that most torque wrenches are +/- 4% on good days... most standard torque specs account for this (plus some usually). So your 350 in-lbs really could be 336-364 in-lbs.

If higher precision is required, other methods are employed then torque =~ strain.


Exactly. 29 ft lbs is 348 in lbs. 348 vs 350 ft lbs? That's well beyond the precision of a torque wrench to differentiate.