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Nm to ft-lb Converter

Convert between Newton-metres, foot-pounds, inch-pounds and kilogram-centimetres instantly.

Convert from
Nm
Foot-pounds
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ft-lb
Inch-pounds
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in-lb
Newton-metres
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Nm
Kilogram-centimetres
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kg-cm
Common torque specifications
ApplicationTypical torque
Wheel nuts (car)100–130 Nm
Cylinder head bolts60–100 Nm
Spark plugs20–30 Nm
Sump plug (oil drain)25–35 Nm
Brake caliper bolts25–35 Nm
Multiply Newton-metres by 0.7376 to get foot-pounds. For example: 100 Nm × 0.7376 = 73.76 ft-lb. To convert the other way, multiply ft-lb by 1.3558 to get Nm. So 100 ft-lb = 135.58 Nm. Use the calculator above for instant conversion in any direction.
Both measure torque but at different scales. 1 ft-lb = 12 in-lb. Foot-pounds are used for larger fasteners like wheel nuts and engine bolts. Inch-pounds are used for smaller, more precise applications like interior trim screws and small engine components. Always check your service manual for the correct unit.
Most passenger car wheel nuts should be torqued to 100–130 Nm (74–96 ft-lb). However, always check the manufacturer specification for your specific vehicle. Alloy wheels and aftermarket wheels may have different requirements. Never guess on safety-critical fasteners — use a calibrated torque wrench.
150 Nm equals 110.63 ft-lb. Use the converter above to check any value instantly — enter 150 in the Nm field and all conversions appear immediately including ft-lb, in-lb, and kg-cm.

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nmtoftlb.co.uk is a free, instant torque unit converter for mechanics, engineers, and DIY enthusiasts. Convert between Newton-metres (Nm), foot-pounds (ft-lb), inch-pounds (in-lb), and kilogram-centimetres (kg-cm) in any direction — just select your input unit and type a value.

The converter uses precise conversion factors sourced from engineering standards. Common torque specifications for automotive applications are shown in the reference table above as a quick guide. Always verify torque specs with your vehicle or equipment manufacturer's documentation.

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