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Does anyone know where I can find one to print off from the web? I don't mean one where you have to input the data for each measurement, rather a table I can put on my workshop wall for reference?
Many thanks
Simon
__________________ GTD with Southern GT rear end. Lowered engine and gearbox. 302, R21T gearbox with LSD.
conversions on Online Conversion - Torque Conversion then type up and print your own. If you get in in A4 Portrait I can change it to A3 and laminate it.
You could also do a "cheat sheet" in Excel, and use large type so you can read it from afar?
I have one of these in my workshop for my calipers to convert from inches to mm's, and fractions of an inch to decimals of an inch.
I first did this for my wife 15 years ago when we lived in Tunisia and her cooker scale was in degrees Celcius, but she could only think in Fahrenheit.
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