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Thanks, IAIN appreciate the compliment, I could have said it won't work, but someone would have said WHY??? Hi!! Jim
[QUOTE=iain/hsm;6142730
The real reason the maths is difficult is because you lot are still working with that antiquated pounds per square inch nonsense. Add to that all rod loads in foot/ pounds and to cap it off temperature in degrees fahrenheit.
Then you add all your motor calc's are to be done in horse power!!
Give me strength, I bet gas blending for you guy's is a breeze.
I guess only square pistons would help.
But a nice principle post. Iain Middlebrook[/QUOTE]
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