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Torque Chart for FAQ?

posted by  Steve on  Thu Jul 17 13:26 CST 2003
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Is there any interest, given the number of recent enquiries, in developing a torque values chart for the FAQ in both ft-lbs and Nm by major subsystem (brakes, engine, suspension, etc.), preferably in the form of an Excel file? These numbers are tough to come by for some common applications and such a chart would be very helpful for those without a manual. I don't have time to do all of it: are there any volunteers out there who could put all or a part of such a matrix together? If somebody came up with the values, I could drop them into a table or file.

You could even volunteer by subsystem to look up values and send them along.






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