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Castor correction
- gus2000
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15 Mar 2013 22:46 #65838
by gus2000
Hello Reaper
I agree with you that the wall thickness has no reassuring appearance.
For greater security, I'm going to calculate by the method of finite elements (FEM)
This tested on numerous off-road crossings.
far not be broke
For example
My apologies to occupy so much space with videos in this post. The audio of the videos are in Spanish
Gustavo
Replied by gus2000 on topic Castor correction
reaper wrote:
gus2000 wrote:
And what of the top of the hole that has next to no wall thickness , im still very sceptical of the wall on the bottom and wouldnt trust that on road nevermind offroad
And as said before you are still dropping the front of the arm way down into harms way , a good hit on that and it will rip that hole like butter
Hello Reaper
I agree with you that the wall thickness has no reassuring appearance.
For greater security, I'm going to calculate by the method of finite elements (FEM)
This tested on numerous off-road crossings.
far not be broke For example
My apologies to occupy so much space with videos in this post. The audio of the videos are in Spanish
Gustavo
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16 Mar 2013 09:23 #65863
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Replied by barnes on topic Castor correction
They look great how much were they with ray mate?RichiesJimny wrote: Well got the time to fit my new front radius arms from rhinorays today, it's much nicer to drive now, I can pass cars on a narrow road without flinching :laugh:
Ian my arms came with triangular cut outs.
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16 Mar 2013 13:22 #65888
by RichiesJimny
The arms are £260 including bushes and delivery from Rays.
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barnes wrote:
They look great how much were they with ray mate?RichiesJimny wrote: Well got the time to fit my new front radius arms from rhinorays today, it's much nicer to drive now, I can pass cars on a narrow road without flinching :laugh:
Ian my arms came with triangular cut outs.
The arms are £260 including bushes and delivery from Rays.
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