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The Many Times The US Tried To Go Metric
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The speed thing would be difficult for me as I'm into car culture so with that I'm far too used to MP/H.
Speed limits and driving would be easy as I have a VW with nice clear gauging for both speeds and my info center I think can be switched over anyways.
Horsepower/torque numbers are also what the fuck. That might be a British thing though. What is the most common measurement for that outside the US?
The temp thing I still don't think I could ever change. Not like I would do it in a way that would affect people.
I already use celcius as much I can outside of temp.
HP is kiloWatt and lb/ft is Newtonmeter
kW=(0.105NmRPM)/1000 HP=(LbFt*RPM)/5252
Hahahs LbFt 😭