No the bar would be used on a breaker bar not the torque wrench.

I got a torque wrench that can torque either direction, forwards and reverse.

I will buy a better socket and a breaker bar of course, torque wrench is for tightening them down after I'm done.

If I can get the tire shop to loosen it up and hand torque them down, I can do what I was going to do in the first place before I ran into the trouble with the forzen lug.

The lug was the first one I tried. After I was unsuccessful with it, I tightened the others, and tried again on that lug, and still nothing. It seems to need something with more power than my scrawny muscles.

Alon

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