[DeTomaso] ZF manual questions

[SOBill at aol.com]

kp is the symbol for kilopond a measure of force based on  standard gravity. 
See:
_http://www.sizes.com/units/kilopond.htm_ 
(http://www.sizes.com/units/kilopond.htm) 
 
 
kpM is torque exprerssed as kilopond-meter and kpcm is torque  expressed as 
kilopond-centimeters. Conversion factors are at: 
_http://www.getcotools.com/technical_info.htm_ (http://www.getcotools.com/technical_info.htm)  .....  which 
has pretty useful tables on related subjects.
 
kpM is in the conversion download under Torque, but kp isn't  included .... 
left as guess work, I guess.
 
Have fun,
 
SOBill  Taylor
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