CaymanSinAR

That stuff is insidious.

I bought some Red Kap coveralls from Amazon. Always wear them over my clothes when dealing with the GT3 wheels.

facelvega

I’ll take it… PM sent…

RENNtorq

The group buy is now closed. Thanks to all the support from Rennlist!

Dufferdad

I received mine today, will use it this weekend. I had a very positive buying experience.
Thanks John

991.2ts

Same here as well. Had great pleasant experience with John. And thanks John for hosting another great group buy!!!

ghost_of_onyx

likewise - just got mine in the mail a few days ago - can't wait to actually use it!

Dufferdad

Switched out my wheels last weekend and for a first timer it went well. No issues came up. The CL's came off with no problems and back on too.

Tumbleweed

I broke my RennTorq the 4th time using it. The warranty does not cover what I was told was “my fault”: too much torque & not enough lube. I used a 24” breaker bar & large amounts of the recommended Castrol lube. I wasn’t going to post this until my friend broke his RennTorq recently. Let the buyer beware.

991.2ts

Where are you suppose to apply castrol lube for removing the center lock nut? Sorry to hear that.

Tumbleweed

The seats. "Generously" I would recommend to all get a long torque wrench instead of a torque multiplier.

bluehorseshoe

I've used this tool literally hundreds of times over the past couple years. No problems. Use tiny amounts of lube on the centerlock nut and threads. As important, always ensure there's no gunk on the seating surface and threads. Sorry to hear someone's has broken. From my experience, John's a very fair guy. Hopefully he can figure out some equitable solution to get it replaced.

Tumbleweed

No warranty as I was told it was "mis-use". I had to buy a new piece (not the entire tool) at retail of $250 plus shipping.

KOAN

You mentioned another person who had a tool failure. Was it in the same place?

loungin

If not regularly lubricated centerlocks can bind and in that case a torque multipler is not a suitable tool to loosen the nut. A long torque wrench is the tool to use. But for regularly wheel removal the renntorq has been very convenient to use.

KOAN

I've also used mine at least 100 times, and it just gets faster and smoother. But perhaps because I've used it so often, my CLs are recently and well lubed.