Useful RTI info

[wayne]

Thought this was worth looking at.
<a target="_blank" href=http://www.offroaders.com/info/tech-corner/rti.htm>http://www.offroaders.com/info/tech-corner/rti.htm</a>

Also there is some cool pics of Pa wheeling and the big mine fire in Centralia.

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[BurbinOR]

Great link, thanks for sharing.

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[tRustyK5]

Good link Wayne. I like playing on our club ramp...as a tool of course...

Rene

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[white_knight]

That's a good one

On a 23 degree ramp last year my k5 ramped 867

This year with the new set up and s-10 body- ramped 516
(Yikes) A bit on the stiff side

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[MudbogAD]

Good info, Thanks

Adam

 

[Emmettology 101]

A while back someone gave me a formula for calculating an RTI, I htink it was 6.2Blazer.

The formula is:

RTI = Inches tire lifted x 27.456

**This is only for a wheelbase of 106.5 on a 20 degree ramp**

Mike

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