A thought I was thinking on

[Pushbutton2]

In regards to fasteners.

Torquing is tightening but is tightening torquing? I say no.
Torquing is specific measurements tightening is more that ought to hold I hope or the bolt breaks and you know that was a smidge too much tightening.

Another is are you torquing the nut to the bolt or the bolt to the nut?
I say depends. Picture below I tightened the nuts to the stud.
However, when I do a shock I could be tightening the bolt to the bung...

[Tsnow]

Did R&D Fastener manufactured those studs?

[Walker]

Milwaukee impact. Take them off on 3 put them on on 2.

[Gerald G]

Did R&D Fastener manufactured those studs?

No, it’s right handed threads.

[Bdub25]

Torquing is only turning the nut. Tensioning is stretching the stud, then turning the nut.


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[hot_rod_eddie]

If you are applying a force upon an object that serves to rotate that object.... you are torquing.

[AntlerCollector]

OP you are 100% correct.