Torque numbers too. Anybody help me out?
Good luck.
Thank you!
Keep in mind that those torque values are in Kilogram meters. Multiply the numbers given by 7.26 to come up with Foot/Pounds of torque.
Thanks for your remind.
Yup. Saw the numbers and started looking for the fine print. 18.5 ft/lbs won't hold much. The internet is great, I haven't had to use the CRC Handbook for twenty years.