KX Riders
Maintenance & Technical => KX500 Original => Topic started by: Lon on October 27, 2015, 09:59:35 AM
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Not sure but I looked and the Service manual says 87 IN-lbs so did the converter which said 7.25 FT-lbs..Does that sound correct?Have everything done and crank is still in the freezer..All im waiting on is to be sure on torque specs for the case halfs ...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UVnIfsX-A1k
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That's what I got as well using the converter I use online. I use an inch-pound torque wrench, and am often doing the conversion the other direction and this is the site I use.
http://www.unitconversion.org/energy/inch-pounds-to-foot-pounds-conversion.html (http://www.unitconversion.org/energy/inch-pounds-to-foot-pounds-conversion.html)
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That's what I got as well using the converter I use online. I use an inch-pound torque wrench, and am often doing the conversion the other direction and this is the site I use.
http://www.unitconversion.org/energy/inch-pounds-to-foot-pounds-conversion.html (http://www.unitconversion.org/energy/inch-pounds-to-foot-pounds-conversion.html)
Awesome and thank you sooo much man,7.25 FT lbs it is :) ...This is my 2nd engine I fully rebuilt..The first was my wifes Yamaha Blaster and I knew I needed a torque wrench so bought the 3/8 drive when I should of bought the 1/4 drive but,the 3/8 drive still does the job...Thanks again man :) ..
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You're welcome. Good luck with your build!
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12 inches in a foot. To find out how many feet are in a given amount of inches divide by 12.
Mixing gas for two strokes. 128 ounces per gallon. Divide 128 by the desired mixing ratio. Example: 40:1. 128 divided by 40 = 3.2 ounces.
This is about all the math you need to know for dirt bikes!