Losi spring rate charts inc colour and rate
 

hope its of use to someone its a pdf so if you dont have adobe you can get that free
any way heres the link
http://www.hobbytec.co.uk/index.php?ind=downloads
info used was taken from www.teamlosi.com

why not just link it from Losis site, instead of nicking theirs and saying its your own?:rolleyes:

Got this one, for all brand: Universal Spring Chart

If that help, nice! If not, to the bin!

re comments
 

if you botherd to check it out you would see it's a pdf, and has been alterd to make it more userfriendly, didnt say it was all my own work you said that ,losi dont have it as a printable pdf

it may well be a pdf, but it is still losi's own work so surely some credit should be given?

sorry paul that ok for ya lol

well not really as you still have not linked losis web page on your pdf :D

i dont mean to go on but it is some one elses work and i think some credit really should be given.

but you do
anyway edited again to suit you, and as its been downloaded over 20 times already hope this edit is ok for you
go check it out

top job arno love it, sorry got side tracked using urs its got a better spread than mine cheers, hope its ok to use ??

Just give the links I hnow as available to share information, did nothing more!

Wicked haha!
No ones ever happy are they :thumbdown:
Good work :D

http://www.bigbigplanet.com/rccars/r...ad_springs.php

Best ive found :D

wow this old chest nut, 3 years since my last post, any way my old site is dead, if its of any use to anyone here it is again.:thumbsup:

Looks very similar to the following: http://www.petitrc.com/reglages/BuggySpringChart.pdf, just not the same order.

BTW, some update done (or was it for the TC springs??!!)

I grabbed that data and put it in a Google Doc spreadsheet and added visual colour coding - this way, I can easily sort columns by strength, brand, length or colour. I can also modify or add more data from other sources.

As said 2 post above, already done!
Like to get some job hijacked.

With a Google Doc, there's nothing to stop publishing an Oople spring chart, inviting collaborators amongst those with a genuine interest. The only problem would be someone making a pig's ear of it by accident, but Google Docs has revision histories, so version control is entirely possible.

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Thanks for the details