analyzing the toyota cookie-sheet door effect

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analyzing the toyota cookie-sheet door effect

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well not quite......the ironic thing is that finishing this project is keeping me from studying for the final for the same class. :crybaby2: :rainbow: :evil:
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well there's you're problem, you are wasting time on FEA of body parts. Do something cool like a roll cage.
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would be fun, but too busy doing this stupid shat.
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Huh :confused2: cookie-sheet what... :confused2:
Care to explain for us non-engineers.
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Flava-Puff Crawler wrote:Huh :confused2: cookie-sheet what... :confused2:
Care to explain for us non-engineers.
Get back to your pre-lims.
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Flava-Puff Crawler wrote:Huh :confused2: cookie-sheet what... :confused2:
Care to explain for us non-engineers.
a properly abused toyota door makes a nice BWAAAANG noise when slammed shut, similar to beating a cookie sheet with a baseball bat. also, when dented to oblivion, by pushing outward from the inside, they will usually make that same noise, and pop back to place, looking better than when the truck rolled off the showroom floor. it's a proven fact.
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yotacowboy wrote:by pushing outward from the inside, they will usually make that same noise, and pop back to place, looking better than when the truck rolled off the showroom floor. it's a proven fact.
This is absolutely positively true, as I have witnessed it in person. 38.5" TSL swamper crushes the dog piss outta toyota cookie sheet steel, kid borrowing said truck laughs his ass off, blames Stallings then when tried to pull out it "twanged" and looked good as new. Too bad toyotas corners lights arent made of the same materail..
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yotacowboy wrote:a properly abused toyota door makes a nice BWAAAANG noise when slammed shut, similar to beating a cookie sheet with a baseball bat. also, when dented to oblivion, by pushing outward from the inside, they will usually make that same noise, and pop back to place, looking better than when the truck rolled off the showroom floor. it's a proven fact.
Ah very well put! The things you learn when you join SC4WDA :flipoff2:
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MILLER wrote:Get back to your pre-lims.
My eyes hurt :eek: And I have no time to fix my jeep :crybaby2: This sucks huge, stinky balls!
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Flava-Puff Crawler wrote:
MILLER wrote:Get back to your pre-lims.
My eyes hurt :eek: And I have no time to fix my jeep :crybaby2: This sucks huge, stinky balls!
what did you break this time?
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affende wrote:what did you break this time?
This wasn't my fault. I still have a stuck caliper and need to figure out if I have a broken transmission mount. I have had no time to work on my jeep. I have one of the most important exams of my entire academic career on Monday and have spent every waking hour studying.

But I am hoping to at least ride along on Sat as break from studying.
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Flava-Puff Crawler wrote:and have spent every waking hour studying.
except for the time you're wasting on here. :loser:
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Flava-Puff Crawler wrote:
affende wrote:what did you break this time?
This wasn't my fault. I still have a stuck caliper and need to figure out if I have a broken transmission mount. I have had no time to work on my jeep. I have one of the most important exams of my entire academic career on Monday and have spent every waking hour studying.

But I am hoping to at least ride along on Sat as break from studying.
ahhh....well if you need a hand, let me know, i may or may not be in the area till new years, though.
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Flava-Puff Crawler wrote:
affende wrote:what did you break this time?
This wasn't my fault. I still have a stuck caliper and need to figure out if I have a broken transmission mount. I have had no time to work on my jeep. I have one of the most important exams of my entire academic career on Monday and have spent every waking hour studying.

But I am hoping to at least ride along on Sat as break from studying.

I have an empty seat if you want to go. I also have a big hammer for the brake caliper.
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