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oil defection over the shim stack?
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Posted by: Flying Rhino---------------------
When oil is defected over the shimm stack how can its volume and rate be acurately measured so one can be sure they are getting the optimum result for their unique situation. In other words when does shimm placement become a guess or a exacted reply to a given rider under given circumstances?
Thanks Jer
The Flying Rhino
P.S. Learning like the rest of us.
Posted by: Jeremy Wilkey---------------------
Rhyno,
The biggest factor is speed. The speed determines how quickly the swept volume or the displaced fluid must travel through the psiton and shim stack. The more the volume of fluid for given time the greater the deflection required, and inversly true all things being equal. Most current good suspension companies use a mix of calculations, SWAG, and exsperience to determine this realtionship. Interestinly enough the total deflections for the diferent systems wether high or low flow seem to be very simmilar as the given area of the varibale orfice becomes almost exponetial in nature, as deflection increaes. The real trick seems to be controling lower defelections.
Regards,
Jer
Posted by: JTT---------------------
Please excuse my ignorance...but what is SWAG?
Posted by: shaggy829---------------------
scientific wild ass guess
Posted by: JTT---------------------
:think
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