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With the number of spam accounts some evenings I'm surprised the server doesn't simply explode ?
With the number of spam accounts some evenings I'm surprised the server doesn't simply explode ?
70993
I see your last two searches were girls without limbs and midget porn. ?
rockymountaindog
Citizen of Zooville
70994
shhhh that was supposed to be secret
shhhh that was supposed to be secret
70995
Sounds like that new site that was being link spammed not long ago ?
Sounds like that new site that was being link spammed not long ago ?
70996
I'm sure the great people of the count thread will keep your secret!
I'm sure the great people of the count thread will keep your secret!
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709 Windows 98
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Getting a frickin headache making all these timing and fuel maps, this is why I don't do tuning ?
Getting a frickin headache making all these timing and fuel maps, this is why I don't do tuning ?
71006
My Delorean wouldn't turn over, as it turns out it was... Outta time! Lol
My Delorean wouldn't turn over, as it turns out it was... Outta time! Lol
71008
Best to LS swap it anyhow.
Best to LS swap it anyhow.
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All I've been doing this evening looks like this
All I've been doing this evening looks like this
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Can't say I know exactly what I'm looking at here.
Can't say I know exactly what I'm looking at here.
rockymountaindog
Citizen of Zooville
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Looks just like an excel spreadsheet
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Air/fuel ratio for my rather heavily modified engine truck, it can handle being rich/red just fine, but if it's allowed to go lean under power very bad things happen, aka "rapid unplanned disassembly"
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Ah, the only time I've messed with that kind of stuff was in the video game Automation. How the game portrays it is "knocking" followed by eventual catastrophic engine failure after several minutes of running it lean. I think rich just ends up cutting torque and horse power severely. I should really start playing that game again. It basically a design your own car from the ground up type of game. If you have BeamNG you can export it and race it around in an open world soft body physics simulator with pretty realist crashes. It's pretty dang fun. Even if it take like an hour and a half to make one car.
Ah, the only time I've messed with that kind of stuff was in the video game Automation. How the game portrays it is "knocking" followed by eventual catastrophic engine failure after several minutes of running it lean. I think rich just ends up cutting torque and horse power severely. I should really start playing that game again. It basically a design your own car from the ground up type of game. If you have BeamNG you can export it and race it around in an open world soft body physics simulator with pretty realist crashes. It's pretty dang fun. Even if it take like an hour and a half to make one car.
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In an engine like mine a lean failure can happen in seconds, high horsepower +boost and a very heavy truck all lead to detonation which can shatter pistons, bend connecting rods and force valves through their seats. That's worst case scenario, just running lean can melt the tops of the piston even if "spark knock" isn't heard.
In an engine like mine a lean failure can happen in seconds, high horsepower +boost and a very heavy truck all lead to detonation which can shatter pistons, bend connecting rods and force valves through their seats. That's worst case scenario, just running lean can melt the tops of the piston even if "spark knock" isn't heard.
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Well, it's hard to say how accurate the game is anyway. It used to let you drive your car indefinitely with a 4% knock. Although, that's since been patched.
I love cars, love going fast, and love the rumble of a nice V8. But I can't tell you much about how they work and how to tune them. I'm more of a casual enthusiast.
Well, it's hard to say how accurate the game is anyway. It used to let you drive your car indefinitely with a 4% knock. Although, that's since been patched.
I love cars, love going fast, and love the rumble of a nice V8. But I can't tell you much about how they work and how to tune them. I'm more of a casual enthusiast.
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Funny thing about a engine that has a knock, it might run for days or even months before it finally gives out completely if you're easy on it, or something can break instantly and fubar the block and anything in the path of the exiting high speed fragments and chunks of what was a internal part becoming external.
With the engine in my truck it once was meant to have roughly 400 horsepower in a 3000 pound car, now it's 600+ hp in a 6000+ pound pickup, and I tow with it rather often so a catastrophic engine failure is something I'd rather avoid if at all possible.
Funny thing about a engine that has a knock, it might run for days or even months before it finally gives out completely if you're easy on it, or something can break instantly and fubar the block and anything in the path of the exiting high speed fragments and chunks of what was a internal part becoming external.
With the engine in my truck it once was meant to have roughly 400 horsepower in a 3000 pound car, now it's 600+ hp in a 6000+ pound pickup, and I tow with it rather often so a catastrophic engine failure is something I'd rather avoid if at all possible.
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Heh, usually they'll last about 5 minutes, if that, if they have a knock. Typically when I design a car I'll go for muscle car, sports car, or a hyper car with either a V8 or a V10. And typically I'll tune it to try and get the absolute most horsepower I can out of it before it starts breaking. And typically I'm seeing just how much I can push the car to the extreme. So if they have a bit of a knock, they don't last very long in testing.
Although I have designed trucks, sedans, SUVs, and whatever else. I've also made some weird ass engines as well, like 4L inline 4s, and 5 or 6L boxers.
But yeah, I'm sure it's a whole lot more complicated IRL than in a game! Lol
Palindrome!
Heh, usually they'll last about 5 minutes, if that, if they have a knock. Typically when I design a car I'll go for muscle car, sports car, or a hyper car with either a V8 or a V10. And typically I'll tune it to try and get the absolute most horsepower I can out of it before it starts breaking. And typically I'm seeing just how much I can push the car to the extreme. So if they have a bit of a knock, they don't last very long in testing.
Although I have designed trucks, sedans, SUVs, and whatever else. I've also made some weird ass engines as well, like 4L inline 4s, and 5 or 6L boxers.
But yeah, I'm sure it's a whole lot more complicated IRL than in a game! Lol
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Yeah real life there's no telling when a part is going to fail at a higher than stock power level, some are way over engineered and can handle far above their stock power without issue and others are already on the edge in stock form.
Love playing games where you can mix and match all you want without a care, so what if it blows, not like it was a actually high dollar race engine that's now so much scrap metal ?
Yeah real life there's no telling when a part is going to fail at a higher than stock power level, some are way over engineered and can handle far above their stock power without issue and others are already on the edge in stock form.
Love playing games where you can mix and match all you want without a care, so what if it blows, not like it was a actually high dollar race engine that's now so much scrap metal ?
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Almost exactly the same as mine!
71021Almost exactly the same as mine!
Ever so much fun isn't it ?
One of us is so gonna break something before we're done, probably me as after the efi is fully tuned I'm most likely going twin turbo.