Some time back Point-Seven-five kindly uploaded a chart of GM ft/lb torque settings. V. useful, but I'm an N/M chap and thought I'd share.
Transcribed into Excel with n/m conversions rounded up to nearest whole number using 0.73756 n/m per ft/lb.



Bloody hubris!! if someone can tell me how to load a s/sheet or PDF I'll stick both formats up.
Stu

Thank you, all is well.
Used my Snagit program to increase the size of  your table.
Shep

Thanks for posting that.  Just so happens I need that tonight.

tinyspuds wrote:Bloody hubris!! if someone can tell me how to load a s/sheet or PDF I'll stick both formats up.
Stu

Three columns—item, ft/lbs, nm. Looks good. Was there anything other than those?

The site's enlarger renders it perfectly legible but further enlargement with my computer works, too. Good effort, Stu!

Laitch wrote:Three columns—item, ft/lbs, nm. Looks good. Was there anything other than those?

There is a hidden 3rd in the s/s for the conversion to nm.