What this site is

A single-purpose torque conversion reference: newton-meters to foot-pounds and back, computed from the NIST constant 0.7375621493, with inch-pound output because 1 ft-lb = 12 in-lbs and the two get confused constantly on small fasteners.

How values are produced

Every figure is generated by a build-time program from the one constant — pages are not hand-typed. Displays truncate (cut) at the chosen decimal rather than rounding, so a value shown as 73.75 is exactly what 100 × 0.7375621493 truncates to, never 73.76.

Sources and scope

The conversion constant follows NIST guidance on the foot-pound to newton-meter relation. Fastener context (bolt sizes, property classes, common vehicle specs) is summarized from public ISO 898 bolt-torque tables and manufacturer wheel specifications, and is descriptive — for any critical assembly, the vehicle or fastener manufacturer's service data wins over any website, including this one.

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