RE: [DMCForum] Angle Torque... what the hell?

[<elvisnocita@xxxxxx>]

I guess you still don't understand !

you set it to a specific torque and turn it another 90 or whatever degrees
further. 
The angle is no angle torque. I bet you're thinking of using a tool which
shows the 
torque by the angle that the neelde turns or something similar.

normally there are extension bolts used for cylinder heads. I bet that's
the
reason for
the angle.

Elvis


> I understand the procedure. What I don't understand is why do it? What
> does angle torque give you that regular torque does not? 
> 
> The only thing I could think is that angle torque is representation of a
> fractional torque value, thus giving more precise torquing.

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