This makes me wanna cry!!
11-06-05, 11:16 AM
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11-06-05, 11:43 AM
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Originally Posted by 88rx7gxl
sry, first time i saw it.
and "OMG" is meant for 12 year old girls to say.
and "OMG" is meant for 12 year old girls to say.
(By the way, I know I'm still an '05 so please so don't restate the obvious to me)
11-06-05, 11:58 AM
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1.3L is not that small
Originally Posted by SonicRaT
I wonder how many other engines would take that kind of abuse for that long.
well that was a 13b motor so i know of at least one more that would take that kind of abuse no problem... a 12A!!!!!
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11-06-05, 02:39 PM
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That's what the search button is for.And only 12 year old girls put sry, being too lazy or thinking its cool to leave out 2 little letters... jackass
Originally Posted by 88rx7gxl
sry, first time i saw it.
and "OMG" is meant for 12 year old girls to say.
and "OMG" is meant for 12 year old girls to say.
11-06-05, 03:14 PM
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damn speed monkey what crawed up ur ***? how are u gonna find that in the search? btw 88rx7gxl nice find it was the first time i;ve seen it 2. what would make a person do that to what seemed to be a good runnin engine? those ppl need to get a hobby. do any of u think a piston engine stock would of been able to take so much abuse for so long?
11-06-05, 03:17 PM
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Id Love to find out! Ive got an S-10 with a spun bearing at home that I wanna small block, maybe Ill see how long that piece of **** will spin witha spun bearing before somehting lets go... should be fun.
11-06-05, 06:53 PM
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Thats a relatively new video, its a forum member on nopistons, he came back to say that the car dies at the end not because the motor popped, but because he ran out of gas.
11-06-05, 07:10 PM
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1.3L is not that small
i think people are confusing it with that vert a guy blew up a long time ago... the one where they removed the rad cap and all the coolant ran out so it overheated and popped
11-06-05, 07:13 PM
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Originally Posted by SonicRaT
...I wonder how many other engines would take that kind of abuse for that long...
Originally Posted by cwsttu
...well that was a 13b motor so i know of at least one more that would take that kind of abuse no problem... a 12A!!!!!
Originally Posted by swiftfc
...do any of u think a piston engine stock would of been able to take so much abuse for so long?...
Originally Posted by Flyingskippy
...Perfect example of how a rotary is more reliable than a piston...
I believe there is a site listed on the video...
www.southfloridaracing.com
Looks like another forum. I couldn't find the video on there, although I didn't try very hard either. I have the video if someone would like to post it.
11-06-05, 08:42 PM
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My girlfriend wrecked her old 88 honda civic. So, I decided to do a duralube test. I took off the oil fill cap, and stuck the garden hose in there. Turned the hose on, and started the car. Stuck a stick on the gas pedal so the engine was bouncing off the rev limiter. It ran for probably 15-20 minutes and it was literally gushing out white **** around the hose (oil/water mix being pushed out by the blowby). It was still running fine except a dumbass friend of mine stuck a handfull of dirt in the throttle body. That shut it down.
Hondas can really take some abuse. I was very impressed with it. But, I expect a piston motor to hold up to heat better than a rotary. The amount of time this rotary ran at WOT, was very impressive... Sad, but impressive.
Hondas can really take some abuse. I was very impressed with it. But, I expect a piston motor to hold up to heat better than a rotary. The amount of time this rotary ran at WOT, was very impressive... Sad, but impressive.
11-06-05, 09:35 PM
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theres that one movie i saw of that crx running max rpm's for everrrrrr and they dump water in the intake and run it without oil and such
but yea shows how amazing the good ol' wankle is
but i have one question
he has to have a fuel cell or how the hell did he not run out of gas
but yea shows how amazing the good ol' wankle is
but i have one question
he has to have a fuel cell or how the hell did he not run out of gas
11-07-05, 08:17 AM
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1.3L is not that small
notice how some people say rotarys are still **** and this proves nothing cause they did this with a piston motor..... i find it funny that in both those vids, this one and that vert one a while back both motors had no compression in the rear rotor yet they still were able to withstand such extreme abuse.... go think about that one