Lrd attitude fix

[2ndmoto]

elastic region of material on a stress-stain graph is where it suffers no permanent deformation, yielding is where it starts to deform/lose shape. ultimate stress is where it fails. aluminum  does have a  certain life, where it only can take so many cycle loadings before it fails.

 I'd call around. phone calls are few for the most part.  being that it is heated evenly, I  am not sure it needs a jig... however when doing concentrated heat, ie welding,  it would be beneficial to have a jig.

 just a thought,  you might want to call some of the wheel manufactures.  they all  heat treat
its late and I'm getting punchy.


 best regards
-Jason

[Jerry Hall]

elastic region of material on a stress-stain graph is where it suffers no permanent deformation, yielding is where it starts to deform/lose shape. ultimate stress is where it fails. aluminum  does have a  certain life, where it only can take so many cycle loadings before it fails.

 I'd call around. phone calls are few for the most part.  being that it is heated evenly, I  am not sure it needs a jig... however when doing concentrated heat, ie welding,  it would be beneficial to have a jig.

 just a thought,  you might want to call some of the wheel manufactures.  they all  heat treat
its late and I'm getting punchy.


 best regards
-Jason

Thanks for catching my error.  I should have said past the elastic region for and not into the elastic region   I will edit my post and make the correction.

I should proof read my post before pushing the post button.:witless:

[2ndmoto]

its all good.  you have brought a lot of knowledge and good advice to this site.  it it's appreciated


 best regards
-Jason