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Jayhere newton metres is used for torque. Like pound foot. All u have to do is divide by 1.35. Same with kilawatts to hp. Times by 1.35. Done

There is a global system, it's called the S.I. or Metric system :-)

Kinda funny comment :D 1. N/m is the torque not the power, so you can't convert it to power. 2. The Formular for Power is P = 2*pi*M*n (SI- units of course). There are no differents in accuracy in units so what are you talking about? The comparison of metric and imperial bolts lacks, because it depends on the material, threading and ofc. the diameter. Yeah English is the global language and SI-Units are the standard for units since more or less the 70s and are also the standard in the US and Australia. Newtonmeter are the SI Standard such as Watt so what are you even talking about?

@@xPentag0n Kinda snarky comment : / 1. I wasn't taught or raised with Newton measurements OR metric. Asking questions are for learning. Not so other people can get their rocks off. It seems as though I asked a question to learn. You asked what I'm talking about. Here ya go. That's what I'm talking about.

@@MNJay1 Well you insulted my SI-Units 😬 I pretty much gave you a detailed explanation. Tondo the math: The 520 Nm turbocharged R6 has 124kW. Since HP is different in some countries I hope this works 😅 In addition: There is also a natural aspirated engine with 96kw and 363Nm.