Tire Dia/Gear/RPM/MPH spreadsheet
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Tire Dia/Gear/RPM/MPH spreadsheet
The F1's on my Lightning are being replaced with Yokohama's 295/35/18's. I wanted to see what the differences where throughout the RPM range and created this spreadsheet. It's an excel spreadsheet and is locked without a password, so you can make changes. If you don't want to make changes, you won't have to worry about messing up the formulas.
Since the topic comes up often, feel free to use it.
After opening the following link, either right click or click and hold the mouse down on the file "Speed_RPM.xls" and choose "Download Link to Disk". Netscape and other browsers are similar.
Speed_RPM.xls
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Regards,
George
george@spikeengineering.com
http://www.spikeengineering.com
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Red 2000 Lightning, #4033
White 1996 Whippet (1/2 mile course, 6 turns: 40 Seconds)
Red Wheaton 1995 Ridgeback (1/2 loaf of bread, 6 bites, 4 seconds)
New addition:
2001 RR Puppy: 0 to stumble - next two months
Next route(s): North Face Grand and Mt. Moran (any route)
[This message has been edited by Spike Engineering (edited 04-09-2001).]
Since the topic comes up often, feel free to use it.
After opening the following link, either right click or click and hold the mouse down on the file "Speed_RPM.xls" and choose "Download Link to Disk". Netscape and other browsers are similar.
Speed_RPM.xls
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Regards,
George
george@spikeengineering.com
http://www.spikeengineering.com
---------
Red 2000 Lightning, #4033
White 1996 Whippet (1/2 mile course, 6 turns: 40 Seconds)
Red Wheaton 1995 Ridgeback (1/2 loaf of bread, 6 bites, 4 seconds)
New addition:
2001 RR Puppy: 0 to stumble - next two months
Next route(s): North Face Grand and Mt. Moran (any route)
[This message has been edited by Spike Engineering (edited 04-09-2001).]
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From: Warner Robins, Ga, CSA
spike: my wife and i had a rhodesian ridgeback--SUEDE was his call name. thanks for the pic. of yours. regards
<font face="Verdana, Arial" size="2">Originally posted by Spike Engineering:
The F1's on my Lightning are being replaced with Yokohama's 295/35/18's. I wanted to see what the differences where throughout the RPM range and created this spreadsheet. It's an excel spreadsheet and is locked without a password, so you can make changes. If you don't want to make changes, you won't have to worry about messing up the formulas.
Since the topic comes up often, feel free to use it.
After opening the following link, either right click or click and hold the mouse down on the file "Speed_RPM.xls" and choose "Download Link to Disk". Netscape and other browsers are similar.
Speed_RPM.xls
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The F1's on my Lightning are being replaced with Yokohama's 295/35/18's. I wanted to see what the differences where throughout the RPM range and created this spreadsheet. It's an excel spreadsheet and is locked without a password, so you can make changes. If you don't want to make changes, you won't have to worry about messing up the formulas.
Since the topic comes up often, feel free to use it.
After opening the following link, either right click or click and hold the mouse down on the file "Speed_RPM.xls" and choose "Download Link to Disk". Netscape and other browsers are similar.
Speed_RPM.xls
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<font face="Verdana, Arial" size="2">Originally posted by LIGHTNINROD:
spike: my wife and i had a rhodesian ridgeback--SUEDE was his call name. thanks for the pic. of yours. regards </font>
spike: my wife and i had a rhodesian ridgeback--SUEDE was his call name. thanks for the pic. of yours. regards </font>
We got two RR's now. Blazer (CH Westwood's Trail Blazer, JC) and his granddaughter, Mysti (Westwood's Mystique Mont Cheri). No pix of Mysti yet, only videos (Playtime).
Mysti hasn't been in the Lightning yet, but Blazer has. I got him a harness so he's protect from the windshield, in case...
Regards,
Spike
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From: TEXAS
I posted an electronic tire size calculator that offers similar info to the spreadsheet. The tire calc will tell you the diameter of your tires if you input the sidewall size. You can then input those into the spreadsheet.
http://www.svtlightnings.com/svt/tir...calculator.htm
Doug
http://www.svtlightnings.com/svt/tir...calculator.htm
Doug
