Doing the swap nobody has done
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Re: Doing the swap nobody has done
I know it'll be a tight squeeze, but with a little modification and some welding...
I will gain some space, with the elimination of the trans and drive shaft.
I will gain some space, with the elimination of the trans and drive shaft.
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Re: Doing the swap nobody has done
The only downside to the swap that I can figure, is no more burn outs. At least not the tires... vehicles to the rear though.
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Re: Doing the swap nobody has done
Actually it's been done, although I think it was with an old Pratt with little or no bypass... used to be an "exhibition" feature at about every national level drag race, the car would typically run around 7 seconds at 200 mph or so. Was fairly spectacular at the line doing what it needed to do there instead of a burnout.
Then of course there's always THIS urban legend... https://www.google.com/search?q=jato+rocket+car
Then of course there's always THIS urban legend... https://www.google.com/search?q=jato+rocket+car
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