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Adriano Grand Master

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thats a good point. you'll probably get away with it when pulling the head off, but when putting it back on you'll need a shorter hex bit so you dont lose torque by the bit twisting. i had the cams in when i put the head back on, but our bit was too long and i could see it twist before we hit the proper torque. i ended up taking the cams out so i could use a shorter bit so i wouldnt lose any torque.

It doesnt make any difference if the hex bit twists, the same torque is still transferres to the fastener. it only makes a difference if you are using an angle gauge, even then you can easily account for it.

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It doesnt make any difference if the hex bit twists, the same torque is still transferres to the fastener. it only makes a difference if you are using an angle gauge, even then you can easily account for it.

wont a bit of torque be lost through the twisting of the hex bit at all??

in my head it makes complete sense that it would lol

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