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Anybody have a 36mm socket I could use?
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Chaser350Z
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Posted: Mon Oct 26, 2009 12:15 pm Post subject:

93redfox wrote:

use torque wrench. get someone ~220 pounds to stand one foot away from the nut on the torque wrench.

Torque=Radius*Force*sin(theta)

aka 1 foot away at 90 degrees from the socket creates 220 ft-lbs of force or 2 feet with 110 lbs...ect

just make sure the wrench and breaker bar are at 90 degrees off the vertical

or a torque wrench works too ha

93redfox
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Posted: Mon Oct 26, 2009 12:22 pm Post subject:

Chaser350Z wrote:

93redfox wrote:

use torque wrench. get someone ~220 pounds to stand one foot away from the nut on the torque wrench.

don't spout that bs at me! haha jk, i know that you could double the distance, halve the force. good point.
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Chaser350Z
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Posted: Mon Oct 26, 2009 1:15 pm Post subject:

93redfox wrote:

Chaser350Z wrote:

93redfox wrote:

use torque wrench. get someone ~220 pounds to stand one foot away from the nut on the torque wrench.

don't spout that bs at me! haha jk, i know that you could double the distance, halve the force. good point.

haha yeah ive been studing for the ME201 test too much.

straight four

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Posted: Mon Oct 26, 2009 1:26 pm Post subject:

nevermind that if you are not 90* off of horizontal and the bar, you wont weight 220 lbs... (gravity will no longer be below you.) _________________ Engaged to the most wonderful girl in the world.

Chaser350Z
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Posted: Mon Oct 26, 2009 1:55 pm Post subject:

straight four wrote:

nevermind that if you are not 90* off of horizontal and the bar, you wont weight 220 lbs...

(gravity will no longer be below you.)

Ahh Good point.

Can we get a FBD up in here. Razz

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