Also a fan of the clicker type. Here's the one I got to do my 261 rebuild. I'm very pleased with it. As Jerry (Hotrod Lincoln) taught me, there is a way to hold it so you do not stress your shoulder. And you will want to calibrate it. Calibration is good to do whether you have a clicker or a needle.

Here's the one I got
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Jerry (Hotrod Lincoln) using my torque wrench on my 261 rebuild

~ John

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