Review on 🔧 Lisle 28100 Torque Angle Gauge by Dusty Wonsley

These tools are always a bit awkward to use, especially when working on under car suspension components. I've found that sometimes it can be a challenge to hold the front of the instrument in a position where I can read it while still finding a place to place the necessary extension and ratchet. Tool. however, works as advertised and indicates the angle of rotation in degrees that the ratchet rotates the fastener. The bottom line is you need one of those torque protractors to feed the bolts and the Lisle tool works as advertised and is good value for money.