Tourque wrench

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You really don't have to buy anything. Go to Vatozone and borrow/rent the appropriate torque wrench. They have good ones and the tolerance on those head bolts is wide enough to make precision not really an issue. Just re-torque after a bunch of heat-cycles (both head and int/exh) and then again after a few hundred miles.
 
Kind of expensive but I really like my Gearwrench digital one. It clicks;has lights and audible tone that changes pitch as approach setting. Really helps when you can't see corners or torquing something buried deep in engine bay
 
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