Convert torque between newton-metres, pound-feet, kilogram-force metres and pound-inches.
Worked example
400 Nm converts to about 295.02 lb-ft and 40.79 kgf·m.
Torque and power are different
Torque is a turning moment. Power depends on torque and rotational speed together. A high torque figure at low RPM does not by itself tell you peak horsepower.
Comparing manufacturer figures
Always check whether the source quotes engine torque, wheel torque or a converted figure. The unit conversion is exact; the underlying measurement may still differ by test standard or source.
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