"There's no replacement for displacement" except cylinders
Aug 7, 2003 | 03:45 PM
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"There's no replacement for displacement" except cylinders
Originally posted by: HoundDog06
hopped,
No, you made the comment of using unlimited money. With enough money, yes. I could make a raptor outrun a 500cc banshee but neither of us have that much money or we would have those kind of quads now wouldn't we. So let's wake up and get back to the real world where the laws of financial availability apply.
~HoundDog
hopped,
No, you made the comment of using unlimited money. With enough money, yes. I could make a raptor outrun a 500cc banshee but neither of us have that much money or we would have those kind of quads now wouldn't we. So let's wake up and get back to the real world where the laws of financial availability apply.
~HoundDog
Aug 7, 2003 | 04:04 PM
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"There's no replacement for displacement" except cylinders
Check this:
By distilling a mixture of Trichloroethylene and Methyltertbutylethlyene, then mixing the distillant with methylbenzene, a 160 octane fuel similar to a methylene structure can be produced. Mix that with an accelerant such as N20 (NOS) and you have a fuel combination similar to what is used in an F14 jet. The funny thing is this could be done with the use of a couple of household cleaners and a junior chem set. Course, there isn't a non-aeronautical engine that could withstand that kind of combustion but hey, this thread is about dreams right?
~HoundDog
By distilling a mixture of Trichloroethylene and Methyltertbutylethlyene, then mixing the distillant with methylbenzene, a 160 octane fuel similar to a methylene structure can be produced. Mix that with an accelerant such as N20 (NOS) and you have a fuel combination similar to what is used in an F14 jet. The funny thing is this could be done with the use of a couple of household cleaners and a junior chem set. Course, there isn't a non-aeronautical engine that could withstand that kind of combustion but hey, this thread is about dreams right?
~HoundDog
Aug 7, 2003 | 04:23 PM
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"There's no replacement for displacement" except cylinders
true, HoundDog true. but then Hoppedup22 could jam an Acme rocket up his ***...light the fuse. and set the new land-stupidity record. the possibilities are endless.
Aug 7, 2003 | 04:57 PM
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"There's no replacement for displacement" except cylinders
Check this:
By distilling a mixture of Trichloroethylene and Methyltertbutylethlyene, then mixing the distillant with methylbenzene, a 160 octane fuel similar to a methylene structure can be produced. Mix that with an accelerant such as N20 (NOS) and you have a fuel combination similar to what is used in an F14 jet. The funny thing is this could be done with the use of a couple of household cleaners and a junior chem set. Course, there isn't a non-aeronautical engine that could withstand that kind of combustion but hey, this thread is about dreams right?
~HoundDog
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AHAHAHAHAHA dude someone is gonna be stupid and actually try that crap and blow there quad or something else up big time. -PEACE-[img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-happy.gif[/img]
By distilling a mixture of Trichloroethylene and Methyltertbutylethlyene, then mixing the distillant with methylbenzene, a 160 octane fuel similar to a methylene structure can be produced. Mix that with an accelerant such as N20 (NOS) and you have a fuel combination similar to what is used in an F14 jet. The funny thing is this could be done with the use of a couple of household cleaners and a junior chem set. Course, there isn't a non-aeronautical engine that could withstand that kind of combustion but hey, this thread is about dreams right?
~HoundDog
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AHAHAHAHAHA dude someone is gonna be stupid and actually try that crap and blow there quad or something else up big time. -PEACE-[img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-happy.gif[/img]
Aug 7, 2003 | 05:30 PM
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"There's no replacement for displacement" except cylinders
I got an idea for a machine no banshee could ever touch...a quadzilla with a custom mounted turbo hyabusa motor, then you would need like a +20 swing arm and a wheelie bar. lower it and put some gokart slicks on it. thats 400hp for maybe 300 lbs machine thats 1 1/3 hp per pound with a power to weight raito like that I would estmate 1/4 mile times in dare i say 8 sec. bring it on. enough money can make any thing possible. [img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-happy.gif[/img]
Aug 7, 2003 | 06:49 PM
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"There's no replacement for displacement" except cylinders
dont look but there is a 3.24 sec 1/8 mile post in the kawasaki forum. He must have tried that 160 octane mix with houshold cleaners [img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif[/img]
Aug 7, 2003 | 07:24 PM
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"There's no replacement for displacement" except cylinders
Whew, glad I'm wearin my waders. Just checked out the Kawi thread and the stench in there is enough to gag a maggot. Who's that guy think he's kiddin?
~HoundDog
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