May 22, 200521 yr Am I correct in remembering the conversion for N/m to lb/ft... Don't you multiply the nm spec by .738 to get lb/ft, as in torque wrench settings? 50nm x .738 =36.9lb/ft. thanks Glenn
May 22, 200521 yr You're spot on. If you ever need to convert anything try this link http://www.onlineconversion.com
May 22, 200521 yr Author Thanks; I'm reassembling my 83 fantic and want to get it as close to right as possable!!! thanks again; Glenn
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