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Are metric and mm the same?
No
What is 4 metric tons equal to in kg?
1 metric ton = 1000 kg, so 4 metric ton = 4000 kg.
Which metric measurement is the best estimate for the length of a car?
4-5 1/2 meters
What are the numbers on a piece of rebar for?
The numbers represent the size and grade of the material. The size is now a metric equivalent (soft metric size) in the US. A symbol (third item on bar) is a designation of the producing mill.
What metric size wrench is the next larger size than 516 inches?
8mm
What is inch size of a 315 metric tire?
That is 12 and 1/2 inches
Are metric and mm the same?
No
Two tablespoons equals to how many cc?
60cc in 4 metric tablespoons
To drill a 6 mm hole what size non metric bit do you use?
A 1/4 inch bit will do it.
Size of oil draing plug for Honda accord 1991?
Metric size. Probably 17mm. Try your metric sockets until you get the correct size.
What are the dimensions of a legal size envelope?
A legal envelope will be 4 1/8" by 9 1/2". This is so that a normal size piece of paper will fit in to it by merely folding the sheet into this rectangular envelope.
How many metric tons is in 13000 kilograms?
1,000 kilograms = 1 metric ton 2,000 kilograms = 2 metric tons 3,000 kilograms = 3 metric tons 4,000 kilograms = 4 metric tons . . . 13,000 kilograms = 13 metric tons
70 cc's is how many tablespoons?
4 and 2/3 metric tablespoons
What is the size of bolt is used for the hood on a 1994 camaro?
There metric, get a metric set.
What is the size of a flywheel nut for an RX7 1987 car?
2 1/8 I think it's metric actually, but at that size it won't make a difference.
What size engin does your car have?
engine size is measured by cylinders and metric displacement. for example a 2 Liter I-4. Also the size of the engine is based on the make and model and available options applied to the specific vehicle, because even a base model vehicle may have a larger engine option.
What is the size of a metric unit?
The size of any unit is, by definition, 1.
