bender helix
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YAMMIEGOD3:16
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THAT BE CORRECT. 3:16 (yammie tony)
mopar1rules
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I'll take that helix off your hands if you don't want it.
mopar1rules
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srx154 said:
ok, let me know if you don't like it.
mopar1rules
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srx154 said:
That's also a 47/43. I'll take that one off your hands for the right price.
YAMMIEGOD3:16
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MIKE, THATS NOT SO LUCKY. HAUCK E IS A 47-43. lol. 3:16 (yammie tony)
mopar1rules
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i just got a bender 51/43 from tony, but don't want to get rid of it yet, as i didn't get the chance to play w/it. you want to sell that 47/43?
mopar1rules
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srx154 said:
No I won't be running it during summer. I only test in winter, as my sleds are for trail use. No asphalt sleds for me, or grass draggers.
YAMMIEGOD3:16
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JOSH, I STILL HAVE A YAMAHA 47 THAT WAS RECUT BY KINETIC TO A 56/42. I WILL TRADE IF ANYBODY NEEDS IT. 3:16 (yammie tony)
srx98jj
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what do the numbers mean on the helix... what do they do??
mopar1rules
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Tony, I already got that angle in a dalton,
Those numbers on the helix mean the angle of the helix ramps. If for example it says 51/43, that would mean the angle starts at 51deg and ends at 43deg. Most helixs have angles progressivly cut, meaning the angle changes at a constant rate.
Those numbers on the helix mean the angle of the helix ramps. If for example it says 51/43, that would mean the angle starts at 51deg and ends at 43deg. Most helixs have angles progressivly cut, meaning the angle changes at a constant rate.
srx98jj
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ok , i understand the angles are progressive . what i dont know is what the angles do ? the larger the angle at start means a more aggressive start the progressively slows ?
srx98jj
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ok never mind,...lol read all about it the tech section