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dvasqu01 02-23-2016 04:38 AM

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Originally Posted by cdrazic93 (Post 2557272)
hm, E(x,t) = EmSin(0.7x-0.89t)

B(x,t) = BmSin(0.7x-0.89t)



Now, idk if i can equate the accelration of the ball of your foot towards the clutch pedal to the time it takes to disengage the clutch...id need more time to set that up lol.


Who are you lmao


Yes I'll give you the rice noodle😘

Captain Snooze 02-23-2016 04:40 AM

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Originally Posted by dvasqu01 (Post 2557279)
Who are you lmao

Quote:

Originally Posted by cdrazic93 (Post 2557272)
.

Says right there.

cdrazic93 02-23-2016 02:01 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by dvasqu01 (Post 2557279)
Who are you lmao


Yes I'll give you the rice noodle😘

engineering student, philathropist, playboy, world class athlete...

one of these is the truth lol

dvasqu01 02-23-2016 02:11 PM

Engineering student is the one lol what kind ?I'm doing civil


Yes I'll give you the rice noodle😘

Sideways 02-23-2016 02:42 PM

No human endeavour can be deemed real science if it does not make use of mathematical demonstration.
-Leonardo da Vinci


Now, the reason your foot is sliding forward depends on number of reason, like pedal ratio, size of your feet, surface friction of your shoe sole, floor mat, etc.

C= 3.146((D/(D-d))^2)((D+d)/(D-d)-2/ln(D/d))
Fn= (4ECeX)(h-X)(h-(X/2)+e^2))/((1-v^2)D^2)

Fn= Axial Compression Force
D=Your shoe size (length)
d=Your shoe size (width)
C= Coefficient of friction of surface (floor mat)
E= Elasticity module of the metal (clutch pedal)
e= Pedal Ratio
v= Poisson Coefficient
X= Clutch Pedal Travel

Now, if C is more than Fn, its ok for your feet to slide, else we got a problem.

cdrazic93 02-23-2016 02:44 PM

ahahaha yes. And mechanical^

Tcoat 02-23-2016 02:55 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Sideways (Post 2557689)
No human endeavour can be deemed real science if it does not make use of mathematical demonstration.
-Leonardo da Vinci


Now, the reason your foot is sliding forward depends on number of reason, like pedal ratio, size of your feet, surface friction of your shoe sole, floor mat, etc.

C= 3.146((D/(D-d))^2)((D+d)/(D-d)-2/ln(D/d))
Fn= (4ECeX)(h-X)(h-(X/2)+e^2))/((1-v^2)D^2)

Fn= Axial Compression Force
D=Your shoe size (length)
d=Your shoe size (width)
C= Coefficient of friction of surface (floor mat)
E= Elasticity module of the metal (clutch pedal)
e= Pedal Ratio
v= Poisson Coefficient
X= Clutch Pedal Travel

Now, if C is more than Fn, its ok for your feet to slide, else we got a problem.

Quote:

Originally Posted by cdrazic93 (Post 2557694)
ahahaha yes. And mechanical^



Throw the floor mat away and just use the base carpet.








And...




Management

WolfsFang 02-23-2016 05:26 PM

I was going to comment on this subject but got lost in the math, got my **** stuck on the clutch pedal.

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Tcoat 02-23-2016 06:17 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by WolfsFang (Post 2557944)
I was going to comment on this subject but got lost in the math, got my **** stuck on the clutch pedal.

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Oh god I hate it when that happens. Better then under the brake pedal though I will tell ya.

finch1750 02-23-2016 06:37 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by WolfsFang (Post 2557944)
I was going to comment on this subject but got lost in the math, got my **** stuck on the clutch pedal.

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Tcoat (Post 2558001)
Oh god I hate it when that happens. Better then under the brake pedal though I will tell ya.

thats why i no longer drive in shorts

bcj 02-24-2016 02:56 PM

Instructions unclear;

Packofcrows 02-24-2016 02:57 PM

get better shoes


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