How do I convert kg/m into ib/ft

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How do I convert kg/m into ib/ft

Post by Bargos » 17 Jun 2003, 09:39

Guys,

The question says it all. Im putting the bike back together and need to find out what my torque wrench settings should be in lb-ft or nm as all the settings are listed in kg-m in the LT manual. Specifically im after the setting for the swingarm pivot bolt.

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Post by Phil Neal » 17 Jun 2003, 12:23

i usually ask jeeves for a conversion tool, there are quite a few Java sites that you put one in and it gives you the other.

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Post by Bargos » 17 Jun 2003, 17:13

Thanks Phil,

For anyone else who needs the information:

1kg-m = 9.81N-m = 7.23lb-ft

To the Torque Wrench! :arrow:
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Post by daven » 18 Jun 2003, 12:01

Ah,
So what does the manual say - my (old) copy doesn't have a torque setting for the swingarm pivot - I just did it 'tight and then some'!
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Post by Bargos » 19 Jun 2003, 09:01

Hi Daven,

11kg-m for the swingarm pivot bolt.
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Post by daven » 19 Jun 2003, 14:06

Thanks - I'll re-torque it next time I've got my spanners out.
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