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chrisf

posted on 24/6/04 at 01:23 PM Reply With Quote
SolidWorks Suspension

Hi all:

I have a rough assembly of a Yamaha R6 damper in SW right now. If anyone is using a bike damper and is interested in the files, U2U me.

The pistons slides and moves, but needs one additional mate to keep the piston from sliding out! Should be simple for a SW expert.

--Chris

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blueshift

posted on 24/6/04 at 04:03 PM Reply With Quote
ah, but have you made a working spring?
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chrisf

posted on 24/6/04 at 04:07 PM Reply With Quote
Nope, and the assembly is not 100% compete. Do you have a file you wish to share?
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I love speed :-P

posted on 24/6/04 at 05:22 PM Reply With Quote
quote:
Originally posted by blueshift
ah, but have you made a working spring?




i have on prodesktop

a vid of the spring

[Edited on 24/6/2004 by I love speed :-P]





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blueshift

posted on 24/6/04 at 08:42 PM Reply With Quote


I wouldn't reccomend it though, tons of mates and a lot of number crunching every time you move it, just for a pretty effect.

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crbrlfrost

posted on 24/6/04 at 09:22 PM Reply With Quote
I'd like to get a copy of the shock model if I could. Why build the real thing when you can havea model locost! Cheers!
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