M mAdD INDIAN Diamond Member Oct 11, 1999 7,804 1 0 May 13, 2002 #1 Anyone know hte conversion?? 30 ft-lbs is how many inch-pounds or netwon-meters
minendo Elite Member Aug 31, 2001 35,560 22 81 May 13, 2002 #2 Try this site. <--- It has been really helpful with homework.
ElFenix Elite Member Super Moderator Mar 20, 2000 102,389 8,547 126 May 13, 2002 #3 let see.. 39 inches in a meter so thats like 3.3333 ft/m 4.45 newtons/lb .3 m/ft 1.335 n-m/ft-lb 40.05 n-m 360 inch-lbs. of course, the newton-meter conversion is off things memorized in high school 6 years ago, so i don't know how far to trust them.
let see.. 39 inches in a meter so thats like 3.3333 ft/m 4.45 newtons/lb .3 m/ft 1.335 n-m/ft-lb 40.05 n-m 360 inch-lbs. of course, the newton-meter conversion is off things memorized in high school 6 years ago, so i don't know how far to trust them.
M mAdD INDIAN Diamond Member Oct 11, 1999 7,804 1 0 May 13, 2002 #4 Thanks...I figured it would be 360inch-lbs. Damn..the torque wrench I have only goes to 250inch-lbs...hmmm...
Thanks...I figured it would be 360inch-lbs. Damn..the torque wrench I have only goes to 250inch-lbs...hmmm...
ElFenix Elite Member Super Moderator Mar 20, 2000 102,389 8,547 126 May 13, 2002 #5 whoa... this thread just gave me huge deja-vu
M Martin Lifer Jan 15, 2000 29,178 1 81 May 13, 2002 #6 Damn americans and their foot lbs are corrupting our youth. The correct unit is the Joule! As in, how many Joules of torque does this engine have?
Damn americans and their foot lbs are corrupting our youth. The correct unit is the Joule! As in, how many Joules of torque does this engine have?
B b0mbrman Lifer Jun 1, 2001 29,470 1 81 May 13, 2002 #7 Originally posted by: mAdD INDIAN Anyone know hte conversion?? 30 ft-lbs is how many inch-pounds or netwon-meters Click to expand... (30 feet)/(1 lb) x (12 inches)/(1 foot) = 360 inch-pounds
Originally posted by: mAdD INDIAN Anyone know hte conversion?? 30 ft-lbs is how many inch-pounds or netwon-meters Click to expand... (30 feet)/(1 lb) x (12 inches)/(1 foot) = 360 inch-pounds