I was taking a look at the CD version of the Evo tech manual. I went straight to the torque specs of the FSTB. Needed to verify what I heard from this forum was right. The tech manual said 33 in-lbs or 44 N-m. This didn't sound right, I know the two were way off from each other. After doing the conversion it should be 33 ft-lbs instead of inches. This was the first one I looked at, I wonder how many are like this. I noticed everything on that page was in in-lbs and N-m. More than likely all the standard measurements are wrong. Good thing my torque wrench has a N-m scale on it. So if you guys are using this remember what your science teacher always said, "Does this make sense?". Don't torque your air filter down with 75 ft-lbs and your lugs with 14 in-lbs!!

 

Where did you get this service manual CD??

 

Duly noted, thanks!

 

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wojo, please don't post links to that tech manual. Thanks!

 

May I ask why? (not being a jackass, just wondering)

 

Copyright laws!
How many tech manual threads is there going to be with links deleted out of them.

 

It is OK to post links to copyrighted material, you just can't actually have it on your server!

 

the CD manual RULES put it to good use already

 

That may be true, but I don't think the owner and mods of the board want to find out. Since it is software, it is also piracy.
The links are to illegally pirated software. That is why it is getting deleted. Posting mitsubi****echinfo.com is okay because it is legal.
Plus I think the rules of the board state not to post anything that is illegal.

 

I don't have it, but just got a chance to browse it.