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This site makes my brain hurt sometimes ...
The contact patch of the tyre decreases when pressure increases thus keeping the load suspended. Makes no difference whether it's hydraulics or pneumatic, the same formulae apply.it does the wheel doesnt
Don't, you've got it right, others haven't!!This site makes my brain hurt sometimes ...
You must have a different model to me mine uses a 9 15/17ths mm socket!look boys it's a box of magic connected to 4 sacs of magic with 4 spell height settings using the switch/wand mounted in the dash. That's all you need to know. Oh and you need a 9 3/4mm socket to fix it.
You must have a different model to me mine uses a 9 15/17ths mm socket!
No disrespect wammers, but quite clearly you are arguing basic physics with me. Harshness at high settings could be caused by all manner of things such as different geometry, shocks stiffer at that ride height due to not operating in that area. The simple fact is that unless, either the weight or the CSA changes, the pressure is the same.......... Period.
It really is a bit irrelevant really to the question originally posted but physics don't lie. Clue is in the name. Pounds per square inch. Kg force per square centimetre etc etc.
No not at all. Just stating a fact. The ride is harsher at high mode than it is at standard mode.
Ouch even dropping a bar on the shin hurtsDrove it at a vast rate of knots to the local A&E after my foot slipped off my cracker bar while I was trying to get a wheel off one of my mates pickups. The bastard ( bar) rebounded and hit me in the shin cutting me to the bone.
I hope that's a diesel or I have some severe fuel consumption issues.Yes good ol beast View attachment 124724
Even worse it's a manual dieselI hope that's a diesel or I have some severe fuel consumption issues.
That's reassuring, I have an auto and its showing about 24 mpg when driving with a light foot and about 21 when I treat the right pedal like an on/off switch.Even worse it's a manual diesel
Your suppost to be taking it a bit easier not sodding around with other peeps motors should of made him do itDrove it at a vast rate of knots to the local A&E after my foot slipped off my cracker bar while I was trying to get a wheel off one of my mates pickups. The bastard ( bar) rebounded and hit me in the shin cutting me to the bone.
It wasn't a navarna was itYour suppost to be taking it a bit easier not sodding around with other peeps motors should of made him do it
He's in worse shape than me.Your suppost to be taking it a bit easier not sodding around with other peeps motors should of made him do it
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