

Good job Brown!!!!!!!
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It's not called that but it involves triangles and 3D shapes i can't remember what it's called but it's complicatedTurbo-Brown wrote:What on Earth's 3D trig?!
that trigonometry for non right hand triangles; the cos rule follows when the two given sides dont have an angle between them; the sin rule for when they do.maxfield wrote:It's not called that but it involves triangles and 3D shapes i can't remember what it's called but it's complicatedTurbo-Brown wrote:What on Earth's 3D trig?!
c²= a²+b² - 2ab * COS C
thats an easy part of it
Too feckin rightin all seriousness though, this is genius
Surely if something like that did happen you could just heli coil the holes?!?ShakeyC wrote:Just a thought even though the studded bar is strong enough to take the load which is fine. The risk of damaging the sub frame mount holes/threads is too greater to risk because if you damage any of those threads the whole car is scrap end of. Those subframe threads are not replaceable or repairable is a structual part of the chassis and i wouldn't risk it for sake of hiring a crane.