Why do you need two torque wrenches? Just convert the ft/lbs to in/lbs. 1 ft/lbs is 12in/lbs...2ft/lbs is 24in/lbs...3ft/lbs is 36in/lbs...etc

 

'Cause of range! An inch-lbs wrench won't do 100ft-lbs for the rear axle, and one that big won't do 10in-lbs. I actually had to buy a third 1/2 inch wrench, as my 3/8 inch ft-lbs wrench only went up to about 70ft-lbs.

 

Harbor Freight has a digital torque wrench for $59. I don't remember the brand but it looked ok.

 

I have craftsman.... they make a model with a window in it for the torque reading, avoid that one IMHO . I had a problem with the window on two wrenches that I had to return. Switched to a standard marked shaft style. These seem fine.