How much Torque ???
15 January 2005, 08:51 PM
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How much Torque ???
just been trying 2 find out how much torque my standard MY00 turbo(wrx) has, and i havent had much luck...
looked on subaru, but there figures are in Nm and i am thick so cant convert...
so was wondering if any of you scooby pros knew the answer to my question???
or the formulae to convert Nm into ft/lb???
many thanks JAY
looked on subaru, but there figures are in Nm and i am thick so cant convert...
so was wondering if any of you scooby pros knew the answer to my question???
or the formulae to convert Nm into ft/lb???
many thanks JAY
15 January 2005, 09:11 PM
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The S I compatible unit of torque is the newton metre. To change any of these other units of torque into their equivalent values in newton metres use the operation and conversion factor given. Those marked with # are exact. Other values are given to an appropriate degree of accuracy.
dyne centimetres divide by 10 000 000 #
gram-force centimetres x 0.000 098 066 5 #
kg-force centimetres x 0.098 066 5 #
kg-force metres x 9.806 65 #
newton centimetres divide by 100 #
newton metres [Nm] 1
ounce-force inches divide by 141.612
pound-force inches x 0.112 984
pound-force feet x 1.355 818 To convert the other way divide.
poundal feet x 0.042 140
ton(UK)-force feet x 3 037.032
ton(US)-force feet x 2 711.636
tonne-force metres x 9 806.65 #
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The S I compatible unit of torque is the newton metre. To change any of these other units of torque into their equivalent values in newton metres use the operation and conversion factor given. Those marked with # are exact. Other values are given to an appropriate degree of accuracy.
dyne centimetres divide by 10 000 000 #
gram-force centimetres x 0.000 098 066 5 #
kg-force centimetres x 0.098 066 5 #
kg-force metres x 9.806 65 #
newton centimetres divide by 100 #
newton metres [Nm] 1
ounce-force inches divide by 141.612
pound-force inches x 0.112 984
pound-force feet x 1.355 818 To convert the other way divide.
poundal feet x 0.042 140
ton(UK)-force feet x 3 037.032
ton(US)-force feet x 2 711.636
tonne-force metres x 9 806.65 #
Mark
16 January 2005, 09:18 AM
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excellent, that sorted it, thanx alot
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