definately check out this book easy to follow and covers a wide range on info
i picked up mine on Amazon for $5 second hand,
designed brakes that did job quite well
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definately check out this book easy to follow and covers a wide range on info
i picked up mine on Amazon for $5 second hand,
designed brakes that did job quite well
Thanks for the reply, but i was asking about the Western Australian guys, talking to then at FSAE-A 04 they said they almost got their wings done for that competition and should have them done for...
just a quick question to the WA guys
at 04 FSAE-A you guys said you were going to have your wings ready for the Detroit competition,
ran out of time or or just ditched the idea over all? just...
we paid $400AUD per shock
no external adjustements of compression or rebound
can only change preload
the penske distributor in australia
was willing to revalving them whenever we wanted to...
im sure ill end up there where ever it will be
this was just the first day running wings are being put on the road on monday
Adelaide Uni testing pics up
http://fsae.com/eve/forums?a=albumtopic&s=763607348&topic_oid=30810020911
Testing at Tailem Bend
Testing at Tailem Bend
where will this after party be held?
weve used the 75Series last year without any issues
and we will be using them this year aswell
really cant say anything bad about them
well made, easy to dissasamble, change pushrods, what...
Actually the reason the spinnings are 2.5mm not 2mm is that the 2mm keeps splitting on the dye when spun, the spinner gets only about 1/3 to stay intack,
it was just easier to goto 2.5mm it only...
Im just wondering what the deal is with the PBR Brake Award at the Australian FSAE Event?
is it just awarded during the event weekend
or do you have provide some sort of report before hand?
...
1. not really due to the use of centre-lock hubs
but rather due to the design of the uprights in our case
2. were using a triple drive dowel approach
and we are manufacturing our own...
a bit hard to judge sarcasm on forums sometimes
i got my hand on
Brake Handbook by Fred Puhn
although some info is a bit out of date
it does have a nice design procedure
just to make sure you dont miss anything
as was the case with one of...
we will be runnig sheet metal uprights
front and rear
heres a pic of the rear http://formula-sae.adelaide.edu.au/photos/2004/Construction/slides/DSCF0288.JPG
we havent got pics of the front...
http://fsae.com/groupee_common/emoticons/icon_frown.gif US Only
whos gonna be on the judging panel of this competition?
and that green sh|t in a can should definately NOT be the prize
other then that i think we'd be in aswell