BIG 4 SUED FOR ABS STOPPING DISTANCES!
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Re: BIG 4 SUED FOR ABS STOPPING DISTANCES!
"c" <c@me.org> wrote in message
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> I think they might be using it as an advertising ploy. They are probably
> titanium coating their blades. This has become a common practice in the
> machining business. the coating is actually titanium nitride (commonly
> referred to as TiN, and pronounced tin in the machining industry), or a
> variation of it. It definitely improves tool life in machining
applications,
> but I have no idea what it does for a razor, LOL.
>
> Here is a page about it if you are interested:
> http://www.brycoat.com/tin/index.html
>
.....and I bet that this is where they are coming from. By coating their
blades with titanium they might be getting a longer timespan holding that
edge.
Tomes
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> I think they might be using it as an advertising ploy. They are probably
> titanium coating their blades. This has become a common practice in the
> machining business. the coating is actually titanium nitride (commonly
> referred to as TiN, and pronounced tin in the machining industry), or a
> variation of it. It definitely improves tool life in machining
applications,
> but I have no idea what it does for a razor, LOL.
>
> Here is a page about it if you are interested:
> http://www.brycoat.com/tin/index.html
>
.....and I bet that this is where they are coming from. By coating their
blades with titanium they might be getting a longer timespan holding that
edge.
Tomes
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Re: BIG 4 SUED FOR ABS STOPPING DISTANCES!
"c" <c@me.org> wrote in message
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> I think they might be using it as an advertising ploy. They are probably
> titanium coating their blades. This has become a common practice in the
> machining business. the coating is actually titanium nitride (commonly
> referred to as TiN, and pronounced tin in the machining industry), or a
> variation of it. It definitely improves tool life in machining
applications,
> but I have no idea what it does for a razor, LOL.
>
> Here is a page about it if you are interested:
> http://www.brycoat.com/tin/index.html
>
.....and I bet that this is where they are coming from. By coating their
blades with titanium they might be getting a longer timespan holding that
edge.
Tomes
news:wCMBb.119981$Vu6.27024@twister.rdc-kc.rr.com...
> I think they might be using it as an advertising ploy. They are probably
> titanium coating their blades. This has become a common practice in the
> machining business. the coating is actually titanium nitride (commonly
> referred to as TiN, and pronounced tin in the machining industry), or a
> variation of it. It definitely improves tool life in machining
applications,
> but I have no idea what it does for a razor, LOL.
>
> Here is a page about it if you are interested:
> http://www.brycoat.com/tin/index.html
>
.....and I bet that this is where they are coming from. By coating their
blades with titanium they might be getting a longer timespan holding that
edge.
Tomes
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Re: BIG 4 SUED FOR ABS STOPPING DISTANCES!
On 10 Dec 2003 04:18 PM, L.W.(?ill) ------ III posted the following:
> You can snow a Snow bird, but you can't ---- a ---- bird.
Maybe not, but I can sure as ---- shoot a ---- bird.
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Re: BIG 4 SUED FOR ABS STOPPING DISTANCES!
On 10 Dec 2003 04:18 PM, L.W.(?ill) ------ III posted the following:
> You can snow a Snow bird, but you can't ---- a ---- bird.
Maybe not, but I can sure as ---- shoot a ---- bird.
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> You can snow a Snow bird, but you can't ---- a ---- bird.
Maybe not, but I can sure as ---- shoot a ---- bird.
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Re: BIG 4 SUED FOR ABS STOPPING DISTANCES!
On 10 Dec 2003 04:18 PM, L.W.(?ill) ------ III posted the following:
> You can snow a Snow bird, but you can't ---- a ---- bird.
Maybe not, but I can sure as ---- shoot a ---- bird.
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> You can snow a Snow bird, but you can't ---- a ---- bird.
Maybe not, but I can sure as ---- shoot a ---- bird.
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Re: BIG 4 SUED FOR ABS STOPPING DISTANCES!
CRWLR wrote:
> The ONLY advantage to ABS on a passenger car or light truck is that the
> vehicle operator retains directional control during panic stops. That is the
> ONLY advantage, and do not let anybody tell you anything different.
This is the exact reason why I have removed it from my 1995 Z71. Now I
know what to expect of my braking actions, wet, dry, smooth, bumpy roads
be damned.
>
> The way ABS works is that it removes the applied brake pressure from any
> one, or all, of the brakes when it is detected that a tire has stopped
> turning. When that tire is rolling, it is not stopping, and therefore it
> will go further before it does come to a stop. The distinct advantage of
> this is that you can provide directional input to a tire that is turning,
> and it will respond.
>
>
>
>
> "Valued User" <valued@user.com> wrote in message
> news:FQwBb.23927$HH.6870@fe1.texas.rr.com...
>
>>Yep. All you armchair physicists were right...
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>NOT!
>>
>>
>
>
> The ONLY advantage to ABS on a passenger car or light truck is that the
> vehicle operator retains directional control during panic stops. That is the
> ONLY advantage, and do not let anybody tell you anything different.
This is the exact reason why I have removed it from my 1995 Z71. Now I
know what to expect of my braking actions, wet, dry, smooth, bumpy roads
be damned.
>
> The way ABS works is that it removes the applied brake pressure from any
> one, or all, of the brakes when it is detected that a tire has stopped
> turning. When that tire is rolling, it is not stopping, and therefore it
> will go further before it does come to a stop. The distinct advantage of
> this is that you can provide directional input to a tire that is turning,
> and it will respond.
>
>
>
>
> "Valued User" <valued@user.com> wrote in message
> news:FQwBb.23927$HH.6870@fe1.texas.rr.com...
>
>>Yep. All you armchair physicists were right...
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>NOT!
>>
>>
>
>
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Re: BIG 4 SUED FOR ABS STOPPING DISTANCES!
CRWLR wrote:
> The ONLY advantage to ABS on a passenger car or light truck is that the
> vehicle operator retains directional control during panic stops. That is the
> ONLY advantage, and do not let anybody tell you anything different.
This is the exact reason why I have removed it from my 1995 Z71. Now I
know what to expect of my braking actions, wet, dry, smooth, bumpy roads
be damned.
>
> The way ABS works is that it removes the applied brake pressure from any
> one, or all, of the brakes when it is detected that a tire has stopped
> turning. When that tire is rolling, it is not stopping, and therefore it
> will go further before it does come to a stop. The distinct advantage of
> this is that you can provide directional input to a tire that is turning,
> and it will respond.
>
>
>
>
> "Valued User" <valued@user.com> wrote in message
> news:FQwBb.23927$HH.6870@fe1.texas.rr.com...
>
>>Yep. All you armchair physicists were right...
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>NOT!
>>
>>
>
>
> The ONLY advantage to ABS on a passenger car or light truck is that the
> vehicle operator retains directional control during panic stops. That is the
> ONLY advantage, and do not let anybody tell you anything different.
This is the exact reason why I have removed it from my 1995 Z71. Now I
know what to expect of my braking actions, wet, dry, smooth, bumpy roads
be damned.
>
> The way ABS works is that it removes the applied brake pressure from any
> one, or all, of the brakes when it is detected that a tire has stopped
> turning. When that tire is rolling, it is not stopping, and therefore it
> will go further before it does come to a stop. The distinct advantage of
> this is that you can provide directional input to a tire that is turning,
> and it will respond.
>
>
>
>
> "Valued User" <valued@user.com> wrote in message
> news:FQwBb.23927$HH.6870@fe1.texas.rr.com...
>
>>Yep. All you armchair physicists were right...
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>NOT!
>>
>>
>
>
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Re: BIG 4 SUED FOR ABS STOPPING DISTANCES!
CRWLR wrote:
> The ONLY advantage to ABS on a passenger car or light truck is that the
> vehicle operator retains directional control during panic stops. That is the
> ONLY advantage, and do not let anybody tell you anything different.
This is the exact reason why I have removed it from my 1995 Z71. Now I
know what to expect of my braking actions, wet, dry, smooth, bumpy roads
be damned.
>
> The way ABS works is that it removes the applied brake pressure from any
> one, or all, of the brakes when it is detected that a tire has stopped
> turning. When that tire is rolling, it is not stopping, and therefore it
> will go further before it does come to a stop. The distinct advantage of
> this is that you can provide directional input to a tire that is turning,
> and it will respond.
>
>
>
>
> "Valued User" <valued@user.com> wrote in message
> news:FQwBb.23927$HH.6870@fe1.texas.rr.com...
>
>>Yep. All you armchair physicists were right...
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>NOT!
>>
>>
>
>
> The ONLY advantage to ABS on a passenger car or light truck is that the
> vehicle operator retains directional control during panic stops. That is the
> ONLY advantage, and do not let anybody tell you anything different.
This is the exact reason why I have removed it from my 1995 Z71. Now I
know what to expect of my braking actions, wet, dry, smooth, bumpy roads
be damned.
>
> The way ABS works is that it removes the applied brake pressure from any
> one, or all, of the brakes when it is detected that a tire has stopped
> turning. When that tire is rolling, it is not stopping, and therefore it
> will go further before it does come to a stop. The distinct advantage of
> this is that you can provide directional input to a tire that is turning,
> and it will respond.
>
>
>
>
> "Valued User" <valued@user.com> wrote in message
> news:FQwBb.23927$HH.6870@fe1.texas.rr.com...
>
>>Yep. All you armchair physicists were right...
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>NOT!
>>
>>
>
>
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Re: BIG 4 SUED FOR ABS STOPPING DISTANCES!
>Yup! something like oxygen free speaker cables at 100 bucks a foot
i've used thick gauge extension cord for as long as i can remember ;) the only
time ive put money into cables are for video transfer and in PA systems, where
mic feedback is a real concern. my ears can't tell enough of a difference
between expensive 12 or 10g cable vs equivalent gauge reg ol wire ;)
-Steve 98 TJ
i've used thick gauge extension cord for as long as i can remember ;) the only
time ive put money into cables are for video transfer and in PA systems, where
mic feedback is a real concern. my ears can't tell enough of a difference
between expensive 12 or 10g cable vs equivalent gauge reg ol wire ;)
-Steve 98 TJ
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Re: BIG 4 SUED FOR ABS STOPPING DISTANCES!
>Yup! something like oxygen free speaker cables at 100 bucks a foot
i've used thick gauge extension cord for as long as i can remember ;) the only
time ive put money into cables are for video transfer and in PA systems, where
mic feedback is a real concern. my ears can't tell enough of a difference
between expensive 12 or 10g cable vs equivalent gauge reg ol wire ;)
-Steve 98 TJ
i've used thick gauge extension cord for as long as i can remember ;) the only
time ive put money into cables are for video transfer and in PA systems, where
mic feedback is a real concern. my ears can't tell enough of a difference
between expensive 12 or 10g cable vs equivalent gauge reg ol wire ;)
-Steve 98 TJ
