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MATH WIZ. Or Engine head HELPPP!!

Discussion in 'XJ Technical Chat' started by tyler93, Jan 31, 2009.

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    tyler93 Member

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    Very stupid question but cant seem to find an answer

    Is 0.50 , 0.020?

    If that doesnt make sence is 0.50 equal to 0.020?
     
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    ... converting metric over to imperial or visa versa(sp)?

    either way no....

    and .5 is not = .02 in the same system either
     
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    0.5 or 0.50 = 1/2, but 1/2 of what, if you don't put something after it, i.e. inch, millimeter......................
     
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    0.02 in = 0.508 millimeters
    and 0.508mm = 0.02 inches

    Maybe that's what you wanted?
     
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    iam talking about bore size so mm..

    I was told that .50 is equal to 0.020 in the mm.
     
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    0.50mm is 0.020 in inches.

    Is this correct
     
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    0.020" (0.50 mm)

    Right? The top of my piston said .50 so i called i guy and asked what size it was and he said it will be a 0.020 oversized piston
     
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    I'll confirm for you Tyler93 that 0.5mm is equivalent to 0.020".
    You have a set of oversize pistons there!
     
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    Thanks i got a scare that i ordered the wrong parts
     
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