Automotive Torque Specifications
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Tripod in their infinite wisdom, has deleted some of my picture files. When I signed up with Tripod, they were offering 50mb of web space per website. My site was at 24mb, which was 4mb over the new 20mb limit. To get my site under 20mb, they deleted some of my files. So, if you go to a page and find that the diagrams are missing, this is the reason. I'm sorry, there is nothing I can do about it.
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This site is intended to provide information on torque specifications on as many autos sold in the U.S. as I can get information about. I hope that it is useful to you.
Click on one of the links to the left to get to the information that you are looking for. If you don't see a link for what you are looking for, I probably don't have any thing in that area yet. I'm building this site myself, with money from my own pocket. So be patient, I'll try to get everything on this site as soon as I can.
Brian Bradburn
Automotive Torque Specifications
| General Engine Torque Specifications American 6 and 8 Cylinders 1950s-1975 |
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Performance Engine Torque Specs Just click on the manufacturer's logo to go to that page. |
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To convert foot pounds to Newton Meters, multiply 1.356
by the number of foot pounds torque.
To convert inch pounds to Newton meters, multiply .113 by the number of inch pounds torque. Or click here This torque conversion service is brought to you by... |
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