check out this 3 rotor
01-16-03, 05:31 AM
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sweet!
i wonder if you could run coolant like this but through a dry sump, just another section added. My only thoughts are if they run at the same flowrate or not.
Just hope to dear god that belt never has any problems.
http://www.evil7.com/images/alecdrag4.jpg <---hilarious and sexy at the same time
i wonder if you could run coolant like this but through a dry sump, just another section added. My only thoughts are if they run at the same flowrate or not.
Just hope to dear god that belt never has any problems.
http://www.evil7.com/images/alecdrag4.jpg <---hilarious and sexy at the same time
01-16-03, 05:32 AM
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I'll post the link instead of the pics
http://burnsstainless.com/Burns_Fami...lefever_0.html
http://burnsstainless.com/Burns_Fami...lefever_0.html
01-16-03, 05:35 AM
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You guys keep sneaking replies in on me!
And silver, you linked me to his e-mail lmfao
http://burnsstainless.com/Burns_Fami...lefever_0.html
And silver, you linked me to his e-mail lmfao
http://burnsstainless.com/Burns_Fami...lefever_0.html
01-16-03, 05:36 AM
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Originally posted by Node
OMFG!!!!!
That **** should be in a museum, are there more pictures of that engine?
OMFG!!!!!
That **** should be in a museum, are there more pictures of that engine?
01-16-03, 05:37 AM
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Originally posted by Node
You guys keep sneaking replies in on me!
And silver, you linked me to his e-mail lmfao
http://burnsstainless.com/Burns_Fami...lefever_0.html
You guys keep sneaking replies in on me!
And silver, you linked me to his e-mail lmfao
http://burnsstainless.com/Burns_Fami...lefever_0.html
01-16-03, 05:39 AM
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Originally posted by EVIL 7
Just think downforce ! This guy knows his stuff .
Just think downforce ! This guy knows his stuff .
01-16-03, 05:48 AM
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Is he a chassis man or just an all around builder? I'm sure when the car is done it'll look better than the pic provided......i hope
01-16-03, 06:11 AM
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Originally posted by Node
sweet!
i wonder if you could run coolant like this but through a dry sump, just another section added. My only thoughts are if they run at the same flowrate or not.
Just hope to dear god that belt never has any problems.
sweet!
i wonder if you could run coolant like this but through a dry sump, just another section added. My only thoughts are if they run at the same flowrate or not.
Just hope to dear god that belt never has any problems.
01-17-03, 11:53 AM
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evil 7 roughly how much did all this cost you? i'd say over $100 grand u.s. plus the car. you know you're a baller when you've got 3 motec cdi's stacked on top of one another. you must be the richest man in the world
01-17-03, 05:44 PM
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Originally posted by EVIL 7
Thanks for the kind words , makes all the effort and money spent on the car worthwhile . There will be no cooling issues as the radiator and cooling system is overkill , the same engine making 1400 HP which is in the drag car has spent hours upon hours on the chassis dyno with just a cooling fan in front of it's radiator which is way smaller than mine , it has never had an overheating problem at all .
Thanks for the kind words , makes all the effort and money spent on the car worthwhile . There will be no cooling issues as the radiator and cooling system is overkill , the same engine making 1400 HP which is in the drag car has spent hours upon hours on the chassis dyno with just a cooling fan in front of it's radiator which is way smaller than mine , it has never had an overheating problem at all .
)why hasn't anybody in Puerto Rico build a peripheral turbo engine?!?!?And then I thought nah probably to complicated ........
Couple of minutes later I stumble with this thread
I honestly hope you break some kind of barrier with your work (low 6's 
)Best of luck to you!!
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01-17-03, 06:00 PM
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Another of my engine builders customers in the USA is a guy called Sammy who owns a green 2nd gen rx7 with a 13G PP turbo in it , it has run 7.5 so far or someyhing close . I'm sure he is puerto rican .
01-17-03, 06:11 PM
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Originally posted by EVIL 7
Whats a baller ? Um something like that , not cheap . I am no longer the richest man anymore !
Whats a baller ? Um something like that , not cheap . I am no longer the richest man anymore !
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that is what we call people such as yourself
anyway, have you aussies figured out a good way to easily install the 20b? in the u.s., we've got a lot of problems w/ the conversion. the conversions either result in bumpsteer or else involve hacking up the firewall. do you guys have a better solution than we do?