spring rate
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canyncarvr
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Emphasis on guess.
The spring rate that is 'correct' for you has a lot to do with your riding style, ability and what kind of ride you want.
Racetech has a spring rate generator. Run your numbers through it, subtract two sizes and you'd be close.
Jeremy (mx-tech) has a spring rate generator, too, I believe. Give it a shot.
Is being a 12st clubman (whatever that is) of import in spring rate choice?
That wouldn't by chance be '1/2 fast' would it? ;)
The spring rate that is 'correct' for you has a lot to do with your riding style, ability and what kind of ride you want.
Racetech has a spring rate generator. Run your numbers through it, subtract two sizes and you'd be close.
Jeremy (mx-tech) has a spring rate generator, too, I believe. Give it a shot.
Is being a 12st clubman (whatever that is) of import in spring rate choice?
That wouldn't by chance be '1/2 fast' would it? ;)
David Trustrum
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Isn’t 'stone' (st) part of the archaic measuring system you guys use?
Like 14 pounds to a stone, 12.7 tons to an inch, 19/64 feet to a Fahrenheit?
4000 cubits per fathom or something?
That would make him a tickle under 170 pounds or ~ 76kg in real money. ;)
Hot setup is take the fork caps off & pour oil in till they’re full.
Friday night here, I’m off for a beer.
Like 14 pounds to a stone, 12.7 tons to an inch, 19/64 feet to a Fahrenheit?
4000 cubits per fathom or something?
That would make him a tickle under 170 pounds or ~ 76kg in real money. ;)
Hot setup is take the fork caps off & pour oil in till they’re full.
Friday night here, I’m off for a beer.
canyncarvr
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Yeah...summa those .38 XR springs I'm hearin' about all the time would be about right! Or the .40s if you're if you're a bit faster stoner! ;)
