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Torque converters

Torque is rotational force — how hard a bolt is being twisted, how strongly an engine pushes the wheels. The SI unit is the newton-meter. Imperial / US automotive specs use pound-feet (lb-ft); some European engine documentation and historic literature use kilogram-force-meters (kgf·m). All factors here are exact: 1 lb-ft = 1.355817948331400 N·m (lb-force × foot, both SI-anchored).

Popular torque conversions

Newton-meters to Kilonewton-meters
N·m → kN·m
Newton-meters to Pound-feet
N·m → lb-ft
Newton-meters to Pound-inches
N·m → lb-in
Newton-meters to Kilogram-force-meters
N·m → kgf·m
Kilonewton-meters to Newton-meters
kN·m → N·m
Kilonewton-meters to Pound-feet
kN·m → lb-ft
Kilonewton-meters to Pound-inches
kN·m → lb-in
Kilonewton-meters to Kilogram-force-meters
kN·m → kgf·m
Pound-feet to Newton-meters
lb-ft → N·m
Pound-feet to Kilonewton-meters
lb-ft → kN·m
Pound-feet to Pound-inches
lb-ft → lb-in
Pound-feet to Kilogram-force-meters
lb-ft → kgf·m
Pound-inches to Newton-meters
lb-in → N·m
Pound-inches to Kilonewton-meters
lb-in → kN·m
Pound-inches to Pound-feet
lb-in → lb-ft
Pound-inches to Kilogram-force-meters
lb-in → kgf·m
Kilogram-force-meters to Newton-meters
kgf·m → N·m
Kilogram-force-meters to Kilonewton-meters
kgf·m → kN·m
Kilogram-force-meters to Pound-feet
kgf·m → lb-ft
Kilogram-force-meters to Pound-inches
kgf·m → lb-in

All torque units

The 6 units below can be selected as source or target inside any torque converter.