Randy 71

I need a conversion for the below or the formula.

90 in--ft?
150 in -- ft?
132 in -- ft?


Thanks Randy

l2vette

in. lbs divided by 12 =ft. lbs.

Fevre

:iagree:

Here is a nice conversion calc I pulled up doing a google search:

http://www.pitt.edu/~rsup/touqueconv.html

73sbvert

This is a great program I've been using for a couple of years now. It's free and very easy to use. Lots of different types of conversions too!

http://www.joshmadison.com/software/convert/

hth

verskel

90ft. lbs. = 1080 in. lbs.

150ft. lbs. = 1800 in lbs. (the limit on some torque wrenches)

132ft. lbs. = 1584 in lbs.

.....just multiply by 12 for inches or divide by 12 for feet. ;)

Randy 71

Thanks to all. Vette is back on the road after the front end rebuild.


Randy

mapman

Inch - pounds divided by 12 will yeild foot - pounds. Be sure to use an inch-pounds torque wrench. A foot-pounds torque wrench will be inaccurate at small foot-pounds settings. An inch-pounds torque wrench is your friend. :)

BlueL36

I hate math threads. :D

Eric R

Impressive!!! Would be even better if it would run on a PDA

Cali,68,L-79

Your kidding right? I mean In-pounds to Newton meters I can see to be difficult but in.-ft. or vice versa??? That was 1st grade I believe. No offense of course.

Randy 71

what is it your trying to say..............

Cali,68,L-79

goofing around. :jester

73sbvert

Yeah!! No kidding!! Hmm, I wonder if a few emails his way might convince him to do just that!! (wish I could program worth a damn! I'd do it!!) :lol:

:cool:

Eric R

Yeah!! No kidding!! Hmm, I wonder if a few emails his way might convince him to do just that!! (wish I could program worth a damn! I'd do it!!) :lol:

:cool: [/QUOTE]


That whole watts to HP, bar to PSI and tor to inches of mercury conversion thing always catch me offguard at work. If it were on my PDA it would sure save the time figuring it out! Not to mention that 120MPH is MACH .16 :cool:

73sbvert

Hey Eric,
I don't know what kind of PDA you have, but I just found these, that I will be downloading tonight!!

http://www.palmspot.com/software/det...67a_98211.html

http://www.palmspot.com/software/det...69a_98211.html

Both really inexpensive and seem pretty complex for the size...

hth
Paul




[Modified by 73sbvert, 8:54 PM 3/11/2004]

Eric R

I knew I should have bought a palm pilot. But I thought at the time Windows CE would rule the world. But thanks for the info!

:banghead: :banghead: :banghead: :banghead: :banghead:


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73sbvert

Hahahahahaa!!! :lol: :lol: Sorry, I don't mean to laugh at your fall, but I could totally foresee myself in the same position! That's exactly why I didn't go with the Windows CE type of PDA!! Tried a W/CE unit (and didn't like it!!) before I found this Palm (Tungsten T) and now life is good!

There's still hope for ya!! The PalmStore usually always has "open box" specials on their stuff.

G/L!
Paul