Would someone be so good as to check my maths on this.. I need to torque the cylinder head nuts on a 999. The ones where you can't get to them with the torque wrench. So I'm using the common trick of using a 14mm ring spanner on the end of the torque wrench. I'm I right in thinking that the easiest way is to just ratio the calculation? - The torque wrench is 38 cm long and the 14mm spanner adds 17cm. 30Nm at 38cm gives you full length torque (spanner plus wrench) of (38+17)/38 *30 = 43.42Nm?? The brain seems old this morning! Cheers Grant
