math question

[scotts96fast]

I'm going from ported cylinders to stock to get through the season.I destoryed the right cylinder!!!

 

I need to rejet and I can't read my needles and right now not even sure what needles to run with 28 pwk's.

 

I have the AOL in decimals to help pin point my needle size.

Which is 2.322...How do I convert that to mm??

[Cotton eyed Joe]

Multiply by .03937 if you have a measurement in millimeters converting to inches.

Divide by .03937 if you have a measurement in inches converting to millimeters.

 

.03937 inches = 1mm

[wesw]

254mm in one inch

 

or 2.54 cm in one inch

[Hilarious]

Or you could take whatever measurement you have in millimeters and divide it by 25.4.

FOr example: 65mm divided by 25.4 = 2.5590551181102362204724409448819 inches. Lol

[racer]

Multiply by .03937 if you have a measurement in millimeters converting to inches.

Divide by .03937 if you have a measurement in inches converting to millimeters.

 

.03937 inches = 1mm

ya, like you would know anything about measuring stuff. .............. ::

[Cotton eyed Joe]

ya, like you would know anything about measuring stuff. .............. ::

 

I get alot of prints from companies using foriegn built equipment. Alot of the stuff I rebuild is from Switzerland and Belgium.

[racer]

I get alot of prints from companies using foriegn built equipment. Alot of the stuff I rebuild is from Switzerland and Belgium.

i was being sarcastic. but the foreign materials thing is cool. so when you tell them you are using high grade domestic materials do they laugh and say we dont want your imported shit in said country?

[Cotton eyed Joe]

i was being sarcastic. but the foreign materials thing is cool. so when you tell them you are using high grade domestic materials do they laugh and say we dont want your imported shit in said country?

I knew you were being sarcastic!

 

The companies we rebuild stuff for tell us to use what ever we think we should use. The material call outs are shit we don't have, like 1075. Sometimes they call for 1045, when the carbon number can vary +/-4, so 1040 would be considered nearly the same thing if you account for its carbon number variance.

 

And, if you ever get the chance to have some metric sized TGP (turned/ground/polished) material quoted....do it.

 

We had a customer yell at us, in our shop, because he said the price was too high.

We told him "This isn't Europe. Places here do'nt stock metric TGP. Its special order"

He told us (in his own words) "There aint a damn bit of difference between metric and american." :baseball_wassat:

 

According to our material supplier, the difference was about $1000.00 for a 12 foot piece between the 2.

[odaen]

254mm in one inch

 

or 2.54 cm in one inch

 

that's some good kansas math, fellers

 

25.4mm = 1 in

[Animalman294]

Hey, can you guys hold it down I have my wife convinced this

 

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is 8" :yelrotflmao:

[Brooke]

Hey, can you guys hold it down I have my wife convinced this

 

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is 8" :yelrotflmao:

aaaaaaaaaaaahahahahahahahaha :yelrotflmao:

[dave95.1]

that's some good kansas math, fellers

 

25.4mm = 1 in

 

Why you gotta bring Kansas into it????? :biggrin:

 

Some of us Kansas kids actually know our conversions...like

 

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Is actually 203.2mm, now that sounds good. :beer:

[becher10]

:yelrotflmao:

Hey, can you guys hold it down I have my wife convinced this

 

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is 8" :yelrotflmao:

 

 

 

 

:yelrotflmao: :yelrotflmao: hahahahahah

[Cotton eyed Joe]

Hey, can you guys hold it down I have my wife convinced this

 

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is 8" :yelrotflmao:

 

There should be 3 different units of measure.

SI Units

SAE Units

Weiner Units