Subject	Not enough torque capacity.
Posted by	Guapo on November 28, 2003 at 10:29 AM
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In Reply To	Why is it the wrong one? What would be the right one? (n/m) posted by unluky on November 28, 2003 at 10:21 AM
Message	This one would have been more suitable to the task at hand - [ http://www.sears.com/sr/javasr/product.do?BV_UseBVCookie=Yes&vertical=TOOL&pid=00944595000 ] 250 inch pound-force = 20.8333333 foot pound-force - PETZ Member #2 - Sorry, i actually enjoy my car rather then try to prove something with it =) - Jack B. 06/02/02 21:29:42 Just because you have a TT doesnt make you a better person. - John(Houston) 08/26/02 22:58:26 nixit911: I'd also like an end shot (from the rear) to see how much room there is 'under the tunnel' I don't think you're legitimate in your claims. If you are, then FUCK YOU ANYWAY! There, go print that in your cheesy Honda rag, don't want your kind viewing my site anyway! - Dallas DamonZ 02/15/00 16:03:59
Follow Ups	did I get the wrong torque wrench? - zboost 10:05:25 11/28/03 yep .. wrong one. But that one comes in handy for other stuf (n/m) - Guapo 10:16:41 11/28/03 Why is it the wrong one? What would be the right one? (n/m) - unluky 10:21:15 11/28/03 Not enough torque capacity. - Guapo 10:29:29 11/28/03 Aaaaa - I got ya. Missed the inch/foot part. Thanks (n/m) - unluky 10:35:28 11/28/03 As Guapo said, divide 250 in. lbs. by 12 and that - whitepearlz 10:30:56 11/28/03 thanks guys, just went and got the one guapo recomended (n/m) - zboost 11:53:12 11/28/03 12 inchs in a one ft. lb. (n/m) - MikeH(Twin GT35BB Incon Z) 11:57:08 11/28/03 I was kind of wondering why this was an issue as well - Carlos Ramirez 13:02:36 11/28/03 ehhh .... 240 in-lbs gets you 20 ft-lbs (n/m) - Guapo 13:04:36 11/28/03
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