U utahrevfreak Free Member Dec 22, 2007 #1 Does anyone have a quick and dirty for pin weigth vs rpm? For example. If you add x grams of weight, your rpm will drop by x RPM.
Does anyone have a quick and dirty for pin weigth vs rpm? For example. If you add x grams of weight, your rpm will drop by x RPM.
D DooUdew Free Member Dec 22, 2007 #2 Grams to RPM 1 Gram will equal 150-200rpms Lighter = More rpm Heavier = Less rpm Clicker numbers kinda work the same, but work the ramp angle. 200rpms for each clicker number. If you over rev on the lower and under rev on the higher, then: Lower the clicker number and add pin weight. Reverse for opposite senario. If your sled pulls 7700 throughout speed range, then lighten the pin weight only.
Grams to RPM 1 Gram will equal 150-200rpms Lighter = More rpm Heavier = Less rpm Clicker numbers kinda work the same, but work the ramp angle. 200rpms for each clicker number. If you over rev on the lower and under rev on the higher, then: Lower the clicker number and add pin weight. Reverse for opposite senario. If your sled pulls 7700 throughout speed range, then lighten the pin weight only.
U utahrevfreak Free Member Dec 23, 2007 #3 Thanks For the info. I think I will move from clicker 3 to clicker 5 and use the dalton pins. They are a few grams heavier than stock.
Thanks For the info. I think I will move from clicker 3 to clicker 5 and use the dalton pins. They are a few grams heavier than stock.
