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I think that was explained up front. It does in lb, ft lb and nm. I do believe the NM is for Newton Meters and is the metric standard for torque spec. Just so you know.
WTH you torquing in NM that you need metric?
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All the torque specs for a 77 Jaguar XJS V12 is in Nm.
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How many jags you workin on during the week Dave
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Right just one right now.
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Scary thought!
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buy this wrench. it's pretty sweet
I would but I have no money for it right now.
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Why? Cuz you're out to spend $40 on $10 carbs that you won't use. But you a nice torque wrench. You can set it next to you on your desk and stroke it everytime you get the urge. You can even turn it on and watch it convert from in lbs to ft lbs to newton meters for that Jag you're gonna work on.
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Why? Cuz you're out to spend $40 on $10 carbs that you won't use. But you a nice torque wrench. You can set it next to you on your desk and stroke it everytime you get the urge. You can even turn it on and watch it convert from in lbs to ft lbs to newton meters for that Jag you're gonna work on.
I already 2 craftsman digitorque wrenches that does that. 3/8 0-80ft and 1/2 25-250ft. Both have the metric reading on them too.
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So you got one for each hand. Now you need to get 2 of these Brownlines, 1 for each foot !!!
