mtx4r lite weight shafts
#1
mtx4r lite weight shafts
looking at replacing the two speed shaft and mid block shaft any suggestions?
it looks like the nt1 shafts would work?
it looks like the nt1 shafts would work?
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#3
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Dont do it, it`s totaly useless...
The only gain you make is a few grams on the totalweight of the car,
if you look at the rotational mass its near to nothing, since the inertia is calculated by maas that is placed at a distance off the rotational center...
So if you drill mass away from the center, it doesn`t do a thing.
Next to that, the lttle inertia that is reduced is on a axle that from the motor has a reduction in RPM, this means we have to speak about refelcted inertia,
s lets say the reduction is 2, then the inertia that counts is 2^2=4. but we have to devide it.
So if we speak about refelcted inertia, then the weight loss only counts 1/4....
Its just a looker....
The only gain you make is a few grams on the totalweight of the car,
if you look at the rotational mass its near to nothing, since the inertia is calculated by maas that is placed at a distance off the rotational center...
So if you drill mass away from the center, it doesn`t do a thing.
Next to that, the lttle inertia that is reduced is on a axle that from the motor has a reduction in RPM, this means we have to speak about refelcted inertia,
s lets say the reduction is 2, then the inertia that counts is 2^2=4. but we have to devide it.
So if we speak about refelcted inertia, then the weight loss only counts 1/4....
Its just a looker....