Nike STR8-Fit Tool useable on M3???

[jamesmarsh3]

I just received my new preordered M3 Driver and 3-wood in the mail today.

 

I have a Nike STR8-Fit wrench that I used to adjust my Nike Vapor Flex driver.

 

Can I use the Nike wrench to adjust my new Tailor-made clubs?? I want to be sure that I don't damage the screws at all. I read a little online about the lbs/in on the driver wrenches, that 40 lbs/in is normal.

[thesaxemachine]

Want to give a little bump to this topic as I'm also curious about the cross-compatibility of torque wrenches. I've found that most wrenches will adjust the screws from other OEMs, but curious if there is any reason not to do so? I've heard that the amount of torque required to "click" a wrench varies and that the screws may not be able to handle the additional pressure. I also see the guys at my local big box store using whatever wrench is available - although they're notorious for giving 0 Fs.

 

In my case I would be looking to use a TM wrench on a Rogue Sub Zero.

[spinnywedge]

I just received my new preordered M3 Driver and 3-wood in the mail today.

 

I have a Nike STR8-Fit wrench that I used to adjust my Nike Vapor Flex driver.

 

Can I use the Nike wrench to adjust my new Tailor-made clubs?? I want to be sure that I don't damage the screws at all. I read a little online about the lbs/in on the driver wrenches, that 40 lbs/in is normal.

You can. I still have one that I use on my M2. Works fine. I've never heard of anyone breaking one of the screws because of not using the right wrench.