Toyota publishes these figures in newton-metres (N·m), with kgf·cm and ft·lbf alongside. This page stores the N·m figure and converts it.
Use the Units switch at the top to choose ft-lbs or newton-metres (N·m). Converted figures use 1 ft-lb = 1.3558 N·m and 1 in-lb = 0.11298 N·m. Imperial figures are rounded to whole numbers, in in-lbs below 10 ft-lbs. Toyota works out its own ft·lbf figures from kgf·cm, so a converted figure here can be 1 ft-lb off Toyota's printed one, for example 44 N·m shows as 32 ft-lbs here and 33 ft·lbf in the manual. Notes keep their published wording with the converted figure added in brackets, and the source tables always show each figure exactly as the source published it.
Primary figures come from the 1997 Toyota Supra repair manual's torque tables (2JZ-GE and 2JZ-GTE) and a Toyota cylinder head chapter, cross-checked against Lexus GS 300, SC 300 and IS 300 factory data for the VVT-i engines. 1JZ figures come only from forum tables. Where sources disagree, both are shown. Always defer to the instructions packed with aftermarket parts, and to the Toyota repair manual for your exact engine.
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