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200> when using a torque wrench that is numbered in ft.lb. and the spec > says torque to 200 in.lbs.... to do this conversion i just divide
guess> by 12 correct ?? example--- 200 in.lb. divided by 12 = 16.666666 > ftlbs....round it up to 17 ft.lbs. is this correct and i would
> you would do the exact opposite to go the otherway ??? thanks for > the help, scott
spec> --- no one knows the answer i guess.... maybe if i asked it as a > mystery question ....... > > > > > > > In DSN_klr650@yahoogroups.com, "vintageracer888" > wrote: > > when using a torque wrench that is numbered in ft.lb. and the
divide> > says torque to 200 in.lbs.... to do this conversion i just
16.666666> 200 > > by 12 correct ?? example--- 200 in.lb. divided by 12 =
for> > ftlbs....round it up to 17 ft.lbs. is this correct and i would > guess > > you would do the exact opposite to go the otherway ??? thanks
> > the help, scott
thought> Scott, > > I sent an answer directly to you, not the list, but yes, you
> is correct. inch/lbs X 12 + ft/lbs > > Mike > > --- In DSN_klr650@yahoogroups.com, "vintageracer888" > wrote: > > --- no one knows the answer i guess.... maybe if i asked it as a > > mystery question ....... > > > > > > > > > > > > > > In DSN_klr650@yahoogroups.com, "vintageracer888" > > wrote: > > > when using a torque wrench that is numbered in ft.lb. and the > spec > > > says torque to 200 in.lbs.... to do this conversion i just > divide > > 200 > > > by 12 correct ?? example--- 200 in.lb. divided by 12 = > 16.666666 > > > ftlbs....round it up to 17 ft.lbs. is this correct and i would > > guess > > > you would do the exact opposite to go the otherway ??? thanks > for > > > the help, scott
--- In DSN_klr650@yahoogroups.com, "Brad" wrote: > Where I live it's 16 ounces to the pound unless I'm weighing gold. > > Brad > Centralia, WA > --- In DSN_klr650@yahoogroups.com, "wannabsmooth1" > wrote: > > Scott, > > > > I sent an answer directly to you, not the list, but yes, you > thought > > is correct. inch/lbs X 12 + ft/lbs > > > > Mike > > > > --- In DSN_klr650@yahoogroups.com, "vintageracer888" > > wrote: > > > --- no one knows the answer i guess.... maybe if i asked it as a > > > mystery question ....... > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > In DSN_klr650@yahoogroups.com, "vintageracer888" > > > wrote: > > > > when using a torque wrench that is numbered in ft.lb. and the > > spec > > > > says torque to 200 in.lbs.... to do this conversion i just > > divide > > > 200 > > > > by 12 correct ?? example--- 200 in.lb. divided by 12 = > > 16.666666 > > > > ftlbs....round it up to 17 ft.lbs. is this correct and i would > > > guess > > > > you would do the exact opposite to go the otherway ??? thanks > > for > > > > the help, scott
thought> Scott, > > I sent an answer directly to you, not the list, but yes, you
> is correct. inch/lbs X 12 + ft/lbs > > Mike > > --- In DSN_klr650@yahoogroups.com, "vintageracer888" > wrote: > > --- no one knows the answer i guess.... maybe if i asked it as a > > mystery question ....... > > > > > > > > > > > > > > In DSN_klr650@yahoogroups.com, "vintageracer888" > > wrote: > > > when using a torque wrench that is numbered in ft.lb. and the > spec > > > says torque to 200 in.lbs.... to do this conversion i just > divide > > 200 > > > by 12 correct ?? example--- 200 in.lb. divided by 12 = > 16.666666 > > > ftlbs....round it up to 17 ft.lbs. is this correct and i would > > guess > > > you would do the exact opposite to go the otherway ??? thanks > for > > > the help, scott
> If you're talkin about when the engine is cold, I'd say it's normal. > Quickly is cool, but slowly ain't. > Quickly and softly would be best. > Don't thrash on the shifter. > If it happens mostly with the engine cold, just throttle a little > with the clutch pulled in after warming the motor a minute and you > won't have the problem. > Cheers, > Rod