Need some torque figures.......Nm to Ft Lbs

FN in MT · 10-12-2004, 08:07 PM

Just installed my new Hepco-Becker engine bars and have NO idea what to torque the fasteners to. What is the conversion from Nm to Ft Lbs??

Need to convert; 12 Nm, 27Nm,40 Nm and 48Nm to ft pounds.

Thank You in advance......... FN in MT

Gerg · 10-12-2004, 08:18 PM

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Originally Posted by FN in MT

Just installed my new Hepco-Becker engine bars and have NO idea what to torque the fasteners to. What is the conversion from Nm to Ft Lbs??

Need to convert; 12 Nm, 27Nm,40 Nm and 48Nm to ft pounds.

Thank You in advance......... FN in MT

The place to go for the Torque Conversions
http://mdmetric.com/tech/tech4/torqcalc3.htm

You ought to think about getting an inch pound torque wrench... 17Nm and 27Nm are the lower end of a workable ft lb wrench.

Gerg

FN in MT · 10-12-2004, 08:35 PM

Took eleven minutes for a reply. What took so long??

Thank You!!

Guzz · 10-12-2004, 08:48 PM

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Frank Warner · 10-12-2004, 08:52 PM

No it took 10 metric minutes to reply. This was a metric question, if it had been an imperial timing issue then it would have been 60 minutes or 24 hours or 7 days or 28/29/30/31 days or 1 year to get an answer. Now if that had been rod to poles it would have been ...

The additional displayed minute is due to resolution and uncertainty issues.

It is usually faster to DIY otherwise you'd never clean your desk.

10-12-2004, 08:07 PM	#1
FN in MT ^OP Studly Adventurer Joined: Jul 2004 Oddometer: 639	Need some torque figures.......Nm to Ft Lbs Just installed my new Hepco-Becker engine bars and have NO idea what to torque the fasteners to. What is the conversion from Nm to Ft Lbs?? Need to convert; 12 Nm, 27Nm,40 Nm and 48Nm to ft pounds. Thank You in advance......... FN in MT __________________ "I'm tryin' to think....... but nothin' happens" Curly Howard Definitive Stooge

10-12-2004, 08:35 PM	#3
FN in MT ^OP Studly Adventurer Joined: Jul 2004 Oddometer: 639	Took eleven minutes for a reply. What took so long?? Thank You!! __________________ "I'm tryin' to think....... but nothin' happens" Curly Howard Definitive Stooge

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10-12-2004, 08:48 PM	#4
Guzz Gutless wonder Joined: Feb 2002 Location: Tempe AZ, USA Oddometer: 4,705	Here's my favorite site for any type of conversions. Online Conversion - Convert just about anything to anything else

10-12-2004, 08:52 PM	#5
Frank Warner Traveller Joined: Mar 2002 Location: Sydney, Australia Oddometer: 6,593	No it took 10 metric minutes to reply. This was a metric question, if it had been an imperial timing issue then it would have been 60 minutes or 24 hours or 7 days or 28/29/30/31 days or 1 year to get an answer. Now if that had been rod to poles it would have been ... The additional displayed minute is due to resolution and uncertainty issues. It is usually faster to DIY otherwise you'd never clean your desk.