If by lit you mean litre you can't because litres are a fluid/volume measure and the weight obviously varies depending on the fluid or material involved.
In old money a gallon(8 pints) of water weighs 10lb. 1.8 pints = 1 litre, 1lb=2.2kgm.
Dividing 10lb by 8, a pint of water weighs 1.25 lbs. By multiplying the weight of a lb of water by 1.8 (pints in a litre) you get the weight of a litre of water as 2.25lb if my arithmetic is correct.
This is just heavier than a kgm. ie 2.25 divide by 2.2= 1.02kg is the weight of 1 litre of water.
Litres can measure anything from different fluids, ie milk, oil etc or cereals and nuts.
You used to be able to buy sea food in pints.
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