Big Daddy crashes into Titan - drivers are OK
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Big Daddy crashes into Titan - drivers are OK
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I got some bad news a short time ago. Big Daddy's supra lost control and crashed into Titan. Good news is that the drivers are OK. I am sure they will be back at it again and even better.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9RFhgZN7xfM
I got some bad news a short time ago. Big Daddy's supra lost control and crashed into Titan. Good news is that the drivers are OK. I am sure they will be back at it again and even better.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9RFhgZN7xfM
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That really could've been worse, thank the Lord it wasn't.
-J
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That is exactly what happend... from the pressure of the "fluid" coming out, I would say it was fuel, nitrous or a transmission line but I'm not sure. I originally thought the axle broke but maybe the fluid was the cause. Though, it could be from the dump tube as well...
That really could've been worse, thank the Lord it wasn't.
-J
That really could've been worse, thank the Lord it wasn't.
-J
Anyway what's important is that no one was hurt. Cars can be rebuilt another day but human life is precious.
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We did not find any evidence of fluids on the track or on the underside of the car. What is being suggested is that the CO2 use for boost control either broke a line or ruptured the diaphragm in the wastegate.
Anyway what's important is that no one was hurt. Cars can be rebuilt another day but human life is precious.
Anyway what's important is that no one was hurt. Cars can be rebuilt another day but human life is precious.
Thank you for the clarification . I don't personally know the full setup and location of everything on the car but now that you eliminated the option of fluid, it makes more sense that a line ruptured. Because if the wastegate diaphragm ruptured, I can't see it discharging that much CO2 out the dump tube when the only way out is through the gide through the housing for the valve, which you and I both know is a machined fit.
But, then agian, I wasn't there and I have been wrong twice before
I am just glad everyone was ok...
-J
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