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Zerodefect 02-24-2019 10:15 AM

I use a tiny Ryobi gun with MIP bits.

Good for disassembly only. You should hand torque for assembly. I only use it's clutch for assembly if it's a through bolt with a nut on the other side.

Teeyo 02-24-2019 12:21 PM


Originally Posted by Zerodefect (Post 15401745)
I use a tiny Ryobi gun with MIP bits.

Good for disassembly only. You should hand torque for assembly. I only use it's clutch for assembly if it's a through bolt with a nut on the other side.

With the Hyper Tough on the lowest chuck setting (1) I am still able to tighten the bolts a little more by hand to snug them up on my TLR plastic bolts. So I don’t worry at all about tightening on the lowest setting and always hand snug them after

ExRCRacer 04-19-2019 10:29 AM


Originally Posted by suzukipro (Post 15387611)
I have used this one for a couple years now and it is awesome! great clutch and the gyro is actually pretty cool and helps you control speed once you do it a few times.

https://www.dewalt.com/products/powe...y-kit/dcf680n2

This recommendation made me go out and purchase one. I've assembled 3 vehicles in the past 2 months and friggin love this!

Once you get a feel for it (and it won't take long) you'll love it too!

FloridaST 04-19-2019 10:34 AM

I use this Panasonic and I love it. It's great for around the house stuff too.


lowspark 04-22-2019 06:07 PM

This Panasonic rules.... Don't head to the track without it...

https://cimg3.ibsrv.net/gimg/www.rct...c0a9d31b8d.jpg


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