Now this would be a wild ride...
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Now this would be a wild ride...
Whoa! GSXR 1100 powered kart...
http://www.ringmini.de/GSXR_Kart/gsxr_kart.html
This video is insane (right click save as)...
http://foto.renn.tv/web/video/gixxerkart_video.wmv (about 14mb)
http://www.ringmini.de/GSXR_Kart/gsxr_kart.html
This video is insane (right click save as)...
http://foto.renn.tv/web/video/gixxerkart_video.wmv (about 14mb)
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Re: Now this would be a wild ride... (Brett@SoloRacer.com)
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Re: Now this would be a wild ride... (Brett@SoloRacer.com)
bahh, gixxercart is for babies. This is fuggin' hellacious!
http://www.meditech.ch/exotict....html
OMG!
1500hp at 85000 rpm! jOO don needs nO vTec yO!!
http://www.meditech.ch/exotict....html
OMG!
1500hp at 85000 rpm! jOO don needs nO vTec yO!!
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Re: Now this would be a wild ride... (1gTeg90)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by 1gTeg90 »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">bahh, gixxercart is for babies. This is fuggin' hellacious!
http://www.meditech.ch/exotict....html
OMG! 1500hp at 85000 rpm! jOO don needs nO vTec yO!!</TD></TR></TABLE>
Cool!... I'm thinking it needs some '60s lotus F1 treatment though - two tall wings for down force. Weeeeeeeee..... What the heck would a 4,500 rpm (or 7,000 rpm?) wheel speed be with kart tires? I know - fast!
Vracer111, who says "So that's where the X-15 research went to after the Space Shuttle program. Inconel... H2O2... all makes sense!"
http://www.meditech.ch/exotict....html
OMG!
1500hp at 85000 rpm! jOO don needs nO vTec yO!!</TD></TR></TABLE>Cool!... I'm thinking it needs some '60s lotus F1 treatment though - two tall wings for down force. Weeeeeeeee..... What the heck would a 4,500 rpm (or 7,000 rpm?) wheel speed be with kart tires? I know - fast!
Vracer111, who says "So that's where the X-15 research went to after the Space Shuttle program. Inconel... H2O2... all makes sense!"
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Re: Now this would be a wild ride... (1gTeg90)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by 1gTeg90 »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">bahh, gixxercart is for babies. This is fuggin' hellacious!
http://www.meditech.ch/exotict....html
OMG! 1500hp at 85000 rpm! jOO don needs nO vTec yO!!</TD></TR></TABLE>
weird... i worked in a hydrogen peroxide plant for a while... the blast walls and seemingly ridiculous safety procedures made me think the stuff could do some damage, but never did i imagine that!!
we made H2O2 in concentrations up to ~72% (that's almost 25 times more concentrated than the little brown bottle you can buy at the drug store). the 'auto-decomposition' concentration is about 52%. at concentrations above that, once it goes, there's no stopping it...
the reason the decomposition reaction is so powerful is that the products of it, water and oxygen (gas), take up many times more volume than the liquid hydrogen peroxide. it's a phase change gone wild...
sorry to ramble on...just remembering the olden days...and sorting out my fascination with that little kart!!
http://www.meditech.ch/exotict....html
OMG!
1500hp at 85000 rpm! jOO don needs nO vTec yO!!</TD></TR></TABLE>weird... i worked in a hydrogen peroxide plant for a while... the blast walls and seemingly ridiculous safety procedures made me think the stuff could do some damage, but never did i imagine that!!
we made H2O2 in concentrations up to ~72% (that's almost 25 times more concentrated than the little brown bottle you can buy at the drug store). the 'auto-decomposition' concentration is about 52%. at concentrations above that, once it goes, there's no stopping it...
the reason the decomposition reaction is so powerful is that the products of it, water and oxygen (gas), take up many times more volume than the liquid hydrogen peroxide. it's a phase change gone wild...
sorry to ramble on...just remembering the olden days...and sorting out my fascination with that little kart!!
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