Subject	also, IIRC, it's a squared function...
Posted by	PennStateZ on August 11, 2005 at 10:35 AM
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In Reply To	doesn't 1lbs = 10lbs rotating mass? (n/m) posted by JDMz32smity on August 11, 2005 at 10:31 AM
Message	so that would depend on what radius that weight was placed from the axis, but the further out you go, the worse it gets. Later, Matt how about you man up and kill the thing? Then cut it into little pieces and scatter them on the porch as a warning to the other gummy worms not to mess with you. - Spee 00:01:50 06/03/05 Everyone smarter than a tube of toothpaste understood the situation. - Kenny 13:28:43 07/07/05 WickedZX: right, if ghey could be cool WickedZX: it would be a del sol
Follow Ups	does the weight of your rims make that much of a big - steve_dowg2001 10:23:34 08/11/05 yes (n/m) - JDMz32smity 10:24:03 08/11/05 it has to do with the fact that they are rotating mass - PennStateZ 10:26:58 08/11/05 doesn't 1lbs = 10lbs rotating mass? (n/m) - JDMz32smity 10:31:29 08/11/05 as far as times? not sure... - PennStateZ 10:34:00 08/11/05 also, IIRC, it's a squared function... - PennStateZ 10:35:56 08/11/05 It depends on how far away from the axis the weight is (n/m) - Rob'Z 10:37:07 08/11/05 Oops, posted too slowly ;) (n/m) - Rob'Z 10:38:07 08/11/05 got ya by a minute :) (n/m) - PennStateZ 10:38:22 08/11/05 I've read 4:1, but we get the idea, eh? - Scotts94z32 10:47:07 08/11/05 as for motorcycle racing and bicycle racing where weight - JC_NS 10:59:04 08/11/05 who made up these ratios? (n/m) - PennStateZ 11:01:54 08/11/05 newton (n/m) - SactoTodd 11:13:23 08/11/05 hoping that was a joke... (n/m) - PennStateZ 11:17:01 08/11/05 a crack team of mathemagicians, apparently (n/m) - boileralum 11:13:30 08/11/05 I don't have the charts or formulas, but it is a ratio - JC_NS 12:48:06 08/11/05 basic physics says it's not a defined ratio... - PennStateZ 12:57:32 08/11/05 Until an equal or greater force acts agaist it (gravity... - WAGGZ 11:45:45 08/11/05 weight does play a factor >>> - WAGGZ 10:28:50 08/11/05 only if you are counting tenths or hundreths of a second - Zrevolver 10:33:35 08/11/05 a lot of it depends on tire weight too. (n/m) - PennStateZ 10:37:27 08/11/05 you said it better than I could have - ZEngineer 10:40:34 08/11/05 Re: does the weight of your rims make that much of a big - Fuzznutz 10:46:50 08/11/05 lol... "brilliant!" - PennStateZ 10:52:01 08/11/05 hehe (n/m) - Fuzznutz 10:54:23 08/11/05 i felt the weight difference from 17s going to 19s. (n/m) - RedSER13 11:06:28 08/11/05 Anything bigger than 17 you will feel the difference. (n/m) - 666 MONEY PIT 11:33:09 08/11/05 Not always true. It's more about weight and size (which - Scotts94z32 11:37:32 08/11/05 Yes it matters... - KaZ (VaBch) 11:47:21 08/11/05 stock vrs blitz type 3's HELL YEAH. (n/m) - Halo Z 12:09:03 08/11/05 Heavy wheels hurt more than just performance (n/m) - BradZ (FL) 12:46:05 08/11/05 kittens? (n/m) - schuss 14:38:53 08/11/05
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