Im looking for spring rate calculator
Re: Im looking for spring rate calculator (func-tion)
the fast way is just to multiply/divide by 60
8kg/mm x 60 = 480lb/in
and vice versa
should be close enough
Modified by SlicedBread at 8:11 PM 11/19/2003
8kg/mm x 60 = 480lb/in
and vice versa
should be close enough
Modified by SlicedBread at 8:11 PM 11/19/2003
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Re: Im looking for spring rate calculator (SlicedBread)
Thanks
But now im confused because I was searching around and I found a sismilar coversion but they were multiplying/dividing by 55.8.
But now im confused because I was searching around and I found a sismilar coversion but they were multiplying/dividing by 55.8.
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Re: Im looking for spring rate calculator (SlicedBread)
this might help also http://www.anzwers.org/trade/h....html
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