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Lol I always had you down as having long curly blond hair surfing on a board of some description, not like someone I would see at a gig in the mosh pit
Yes it's an Indian. My buddy who wrenches on my bike for me is the Crew Chief for the current world record holder (it's a Harley) in NHRA's top fuel MC class.
He's made this thing a TQ monster. It's 100ci of fun .
Lol I always had you down as having long curly blond hair surfing on a board of some description, not like someone I would see at a gig in the mosh pit
That's why I always when Naz calls me surfer boy . Between my size, the shaved head, goatee and tattoos I'm definitely the anti-surfer in the water.
I ride 30lb old school longboards. Granted I ride beach breaks were you only see 150lb guys riding potato chips. When I drop in on a big wave at full steam people move. The combo of that huge board and my big a$$ coming at full speed tends to part the crowds .
LOL...hahaha..okay...at least i know whose educating me on these forums be it from arguing or from agreeing...
Now, im gonna have nightmares of visualising LB on a surfboard LOL..
Anyways, how come uve got ure hood up n a big *** fan like that? when i dyno'd my car the shop who did it had my hood down n a standard fan blowing over the front of the car
Anyways, how come uve got ure hood up n a big *** fan like that? when i dyno'd my car the shop who did it had my hood down n a standard fan blowing over the front of the car
If you do the math on a 60 PMH wind, it's a lot of air. Most dyno rooms don't have enough fan capacity to really replicate the air flow of going fast. With the hood up and a larger fan, you actually have a chance of moving enough air through the IC to have it do some good.
At 60 MPH the IC is getting somewhere between 200-600 cfm of air through it.
If you do the math on a 60 PMH wind, it's a lot of air. Most dyno rooms don't have enough fan capacity to really replicate the air flow of going fast. With the hood up and a larger fan, you actually have a chance of moving enough air through the IC to have it do some good.
At 60 MPH the IC is getting somewhere between 200-600 cfm of air through it.
Matt
nice to see someone actually get's this
the more you can simulate what you see on the track the better the car will do. Ours are setting records around the country and NOT having ECU issues either