Subject	Well that may be a difference between mechanical
Posted by	not4resaleZ on September 24, 2014 at 5:35 PM
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In Reply To	There is a difference between "designed" and "engineered." (n/m) posted by MixManMash on September 24, 2014 at 04:41 PM
Message	engineering and structural engineering. We engineer everything and say we designed it. Regardless, someone should be able to show that the product will resist the required forces. You might ask, "what about a washer used in the typical way" and you have a point. Not a lot of engineering required. On the other had, make that washer 1" thick and try to roll it over with shear force and it needs to be looked at. Now you are trying to deform the aluminum and pry the bolt out when the original condition was simply shear. And you are doing this thousands of times. And your life may depend on it.
Follow Ups	Jamie's build - JDAVE 03:28:58 09/24/14 Isn't that the CTS-v brake kit we were talking about below? - BannonZ 07:05:06 09/24/14 lol, he tried to subtley make the distinction, but I'm sure - LJZTT 10:52:24 09/24/14 very nice - tell him to get head work & cams though! (n/m) - JaffaUK 07:18:06 09/24/14 We are going to do his heads next but for now he's happy. (n/m) - JDAVE 10:48:01 09/24/14 you know you don't need to take a picture of the dyno - ztunerz 09:02:51 09/24/14 :) :) :)......teaser...nice. (n/m) - Z ONLY1 09:31:28 09/24/14 Need to see the whole graph. - Woody75 (Denver) 09:50:04 09/24/14 Will post one soon :) (n/m) - JDAVE 10:52:16 09/24/14 kewl (n/m) - LJZTT 10:53:09 09/24/14 You might post some photos of the brake mounting brackets. - not4resaleZ 12:21:25 09/24/14 Re: You might post some photos of the brake mounting brackets. - Bad Fish 12:36:32 09/24/14 I've been working with the fabricator on these brackets - JDAVE 12:47:58 09/24/14 You use the word "designed". To many this would imply that - not4resaleZ 13:52:46 09/24/14 There is a difference between "designed" and "engineered." (n/m) - MixManMash 16:41:57 09/24/14 Well that may be a difference between mechanical - not4resaleZ 17:35:48 09/24/14 Re: Well that may be a difference between mechanical - ZXRider 18:06:28 09/24/14 FEA is only useful if you know what boundary conditions to - black300zx 18:31:20 09/24/14 That being said, there were plenty of critical parts - black300zx 18:42:36 09/24/14 2nd that - ZXRider 18:56:38 09/24/14 I'm not. I'd scratch it out on a piece of paper. (n/m) - not4resaleZ 20:46:03 09/24/14 I'd probably start with the shear capacity of the existing - not4resaleZ 21:30:09 09/24/14 That's right, garbage in = garbage out. - BigTDogg (MA) 13:01:15 09/26/14 Nah, you're just being a hater... - bartz32tt 14:47:52 09/26/14 Look here... - Barry (NJ) 13:31:33 09/24/14 Re: Jamie's build - WazTTed 18:01:23 09/24/14 mine - JaffaUK 03:23:20 09/25/14 Where did you get those smooth, tight radius 90* ANs? (n/m) - induetime 12:09:59 09/25/14 link inside - JaffaUK 13:11:00 09/25/14 Nice build and numbers! Would like to see the dyno chart. (n/m) - TheTwinZ (Peru) 23:52:29 09/25/14 I'll make a post with it. Dyno computer is getting upgraded - JDAVE 00:23:34 09/26/14
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