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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
 

Bankrupt_drunk

ClioSport Club Member
  Clio 172
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?
 

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
 

Louis

I Park Like a C**t
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.
 

JamesBryan

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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