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Cordless impact driver



Bankrupt_drunk

ClioSport Club Member
  Clio 172
Any recommendations for a small, cheap, reliable cordless impact driver?
I don't need mega torque (I've got a corded clarke version for that), just enough for wheels nuts. Preferably something a good size for when under the car and in awkward spaces.
 

Danith

ClioSport Club Member
  GTi 7.5 pp/Mx5 nd2
I got a ryobi one off SGS for £140 or summat. absolutely bang on. 4ah battery I think too

This one:

Ryobi ONE+ R18IW3-140SS 18V, 400Nm Impact Wrench with 4Ah Battery, Charger and 1/2" Drive Deep Air Socket Set
R18IW3-140SS
 

Danith

ClioSport Club Member
  GTi 7.5 pp/Mx5 nd2
If you want to undo wheel nuts then you want a 1/2 impact gun not a driver. I feel like a c**t undoing wheel nuts and bolts with my stubby 3/8 impact Milwaukee

It's like stretching your foreskin over a golfball, perfectly doable if you're persistent but it might do some damage if you keep doing it

Solid foreskin advice. cheers.
 

RichValver

ClioSport Club Member
  Clio 16v/172 daily
As mentioned, the ryobi stuff is great. Plenty of tools you can run off the same batteries too. The tyre inflator is so useful
 

RichValver

ClioSport Club Member
  Clio 16v/172 daily
I am using the 2ah batteries, fine for wheel bolts and things. Probably going to upgrade to a bigger one in future tho
 

Horatio McAllister

Bon Jovi Officianado
ClioSport Club Member
Thanks for the advice, especially on the foreskin/golfball front.
B&Q are doing the ryobi driver for £100 with a 2AH battery: worth it? Or should i look fpr something with a bigger battery?

is it the impact driver or wrench? You’ll want the wrench for wheels mate
 
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Louis

I Love Ed Sheeran
ClioSport Club Member
I use the above 3/8 stubby and it undoes my wheel bolts fine, even with a 3/8 to 1/2 adaptor. I wouldn't recommend rattling them back on, i think that put some extra pressure on my studs that saw them snap during torquing. Problem with a 1/2 is access into places and having to manouvre the weight whilst on your back.

Should see the size of my foreskin though.
 

Mr Trailer Man

ClioSport Club Member
I use the above 3/8 stubby and it undoes my wheel bolts fine, even with a 3/8 to 1/2 adaptor. I wouldn't recommend rattling them back on, i think that put some extra pressure on my studs that saw them snap during torquing. Problem with a 1/2 is access into places and having to manouvre the weight whilst on your back.

Should see the size of my foreskin though.

Use mode 1 mate, that's 85nm max.

I use that all the time for tightening wheels.
 

thecrim22

ClioSport Club Member
  various
Go full hog and get the 3/4 drive milwaukee if that wont take ur nuts off then nowt will🤣🤣 having said that u didnt say what vehilce the nuts attached to whether it car or truck nah def pay the extra and go for milwaukee u wont regret it
 


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