Torque Wrench to Use When Installing Air Lift Kit part # AL23FJ

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Great Airlift 5000 install video on the 2021 F-250 SD. My question is: I have to buy a torque wrench and I was curious what size driver I should buy for this install?

asked by: Jorge G

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Looking through all of the torque figures for the install of the Air Lift part # AL23FJ it looks like the highest figure is 38 ft lbs so a 3/8 inch drive like the part # PT87ZR would work great. Or if you wanted a solution that has both a 3/8 and a 1/2 inch the part # ALL944001 would work great.

expert reply by: Jameson C

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