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Hey, one more time guys. ;)

Seriously http://www.rennlight.com/cgi-bin/spring.cgi U need to pay closer attention :roll:<!-- / message --><!-- sig -->

I was trying to be funny geez. I got it well before the 3rd time.

:lol: :lol: :lol: fooled me!!!! That was good one!!!

I guess trying to follow vice's joke was pushing it too far ;)

I figured you'd have a harder time selling our dirty laundry than Tony P had selling our track wheels!

what joke?

Yeah, what's going on??? This is/was a simple t-bar question. We just trying to help a brother out. Joke thread is elsewhere.

Using the formula example leaves me confused. Stock for the sc at 1400kg (wt from the book) and a 24.1mm standard bar gives a angle of 38-39 degrees. I measured 29.5 plus 1.6 degrees at the sill giving 31.1 degrees. Some 7 degrees or so different.

The formula says for a 28mm bar should be 25-26 degrees, plus 1.6 degrees for the sill leaving 26.6 to 27.6 degrees for the new 28mm bar.

I would think the formula would be much closer than I got for stock.

The book swing of 13 degrees seems to be a lot.

To answer a question you may have, the measurement is the spring plate, at the top, with the shock off, plate unattached from the banana arm and the the bottom stop removed from the cover.

Have at me gang.

ARF