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2011-04-27 13:04:37
#61
Originally Posted by BenFenner
Moving the CV to the other side gives you:

12.5*CV - CV = 611.66

Now what do you do? (Edit: I'm a retard. Of course 12.5CV - 1CV = 11.5CV . What the fuck? I have been out of school WAAAY too long!)

If I were solving it I'd do this:

12.5 = (611.66 + CV)/CV

12.5 = (611.66 + CV) * 1/CV ............. (multiply by reciprocal instead of dividing)

12.5 = 611.66/CV + CV/CV ................ (distribute)

12.5 = 611.66/CV + 1 ......................... (simplify)

12.5 - 1 = 611.66/CV .......................... (subtract 1 from both sides)

11.5 = 611.66/CV ............................... (simplify)

11.5 * CV = 611.66 ............................. (multiply both sides by CV)

CV = 611.66/11.5 ............................... (divide both sides by 11.5)

CV = 53.1878 ...................................... (simplify)


Which I guess is exactly what you got. I guess the missing steps just threw me off.
I didn't learn that voodoo math you did in school. I was taught to show my work. Ignore me!


I guess I learnt Voodoo math in Jamaica too Derm... what a waste of lines
2011-04-27 17:06:35
#62
subscribed...hope to see some raw power soon...
2011-04-27 20:52:55
#63
This is a very impressive job, congrats and I hope whp numbers jeje
2011-04-29 22:23:32
#64
This is my piston compared to a sr16ve n1 piston





2011-04-29 22:50:12
#65
Looks very nice and light. Nice little minni skirt and short pin. What is the little pockets purpose in the center of the crown?
2011-04-29 22:52:48
#66
Originally Posted by cory
Looks very nice and light. Nice little minni skirt and short pin. What is the little pockets purpose in the center of the crown?


To make sure that the flame can get to both sides of the pistons to burn properly!!
2011-04-29 23:00:51
#67
Ah that is what I was thinking. Nice work. Did you say you made these your self? Can not wait to see some numbers
2011-04-29 23:26:53
#68
damn sick custom piston
2011-04-30 05:44:08
#69
Originally Posted by cory
Ah that is what I was thinking. Nice work. Did you say you made these your self? Can not wait to see some numbers


Cory I didnt make it myself a friend of mine, with a engineering machine shop did the design and machining of them.
Proudly made in South Africa!!!!
Real third world country stuff this!!!!

Will post pictures of my retainers tommorow
2011-04-30 05:48:04
#70
keep it up derm, piston looks intresting.

stratton.
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