03-03-2008, 06:22 PM
Sweet lookin' ramp rhonda.
Fourwheeler Mag. article stated:
To fingure out your RTI on a ramp:
Whatever number of inches a vehicle can get before it runs out of suspension travel is divided by its wheel base. Then multiplied by 1000 equals your RTI.
( number of inches traveled up the ramp DIVIDED BY the vehicles wheelbase X 1000. ) 1000 being a perfect RTI.
For example: a 104 inch whellbase truck goes 39 inches up the ramp, its RTI would be 380. ( [ 39 / 104 ] X 1000 )
This is how I've always done it. Anybody else figured it differently???
Brian
Fourwheeler Mag. article stated:
To fingure out your RTI on a ramp:
Whatever number of inches a vehicle can get before it runs out of suspension travel is divided by its wheel base. Then multiplied by 1000 equals your RTI.
( number of inches traveled up the ramp DIVIDED BY the vehicles wheelbase X 1000. ) 1000 being a perfect RTI.
For example: a 104 inch whellbase truck goes 39 inches up the ramp, its RTI would be 380. ( [ 39 / 104 ] X 1000 )
This is how I've always done it. Anybody else figured it differently???
Brian
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79 FS 351M, Trac loc HPD44, Detroit 9", 4.56's, 37 Toyo's, 17" Helo Maxx 6
79 FS 351M, Trac loc HPD44, Detroit 9", 4.56's, 37 Toyo's, 17" Helo Maxx 6