Stepper Motor for Prusa i3
Awful answer, I know, but it depends... on where you are going to employ them:

are they are all, or just some, of the axes, or;
just for the extruder?

If they are for use in translating movement of the axes, then the weights of:

the y-axis plate;
the x-axis carriage, and;
the print head,

will all come into play - amongst many other things.
With a torque of just 32 N • cm1, they seem, at first glance, to be a little underpowered - a torque of 44 N • cm (4.5 kg·cm) is the recommended minimum. Also, the current, of 1.2 A, seems to be a tad on the low side, 1.5 - 1.8 A is recommended.
There are some great resources on the RepRapWiki. See:

NEMA 17 stepper motor, and;
Stepper motor

The minimum (recommended) specifications, for a Nema 17 stepper motor, are:


1.5 A to 1.8 A current per phase
1 to 4 V
3 to 8 mH inductance per phase
44 N·cm (62 oz·in, 4.5 kg·cm) or more holding torque
1.8° or 0.9° per step (200/400 steps/rev respectively)


You may be able to get yours to work, but is it worth the hassle, just to save a few quid? Best to get the recommended, and most popular steppers, which are:

Kysan 1124090/42BYGH4803;
Rattm 17HS8401, and;
Wantai 42BYGHW609

Obviously, you don't have to use one of these three motors - other stepper motors can be used. On the Nema 17 Stepper motor link, above, there is a table of a number of stepper motors, of various makes and models, that have been proven to work.

Further Reading
Motors, a thread on the RepRap forums - specifically for the Prusa Mendel v2, so not entirely related to the i3, as the steppers for the z-axis are less than those for the x and y axes, but it is a good informative read nevertheless.

1 I assume that you actually mean either 32 N • cm, or 3.2 kg • cm.