"REMINDER: Cold season is here and cows seek heat on car hoods. Do not forget to tap on the hood to give the cow enough time to get off before you drive away!"
fasted58 wrote: "REMINDER: Cold season is here and cows seek heat on car hoods. Do not forget to tap on the hood to give the cow enough time to get off before you drive away!"
Warm milk?
In reply to slefain:
Why? Why can't I still be wound up on just R/C cars? They take up so much less space. You can still spend a bunch of money, but that's scaled down to some extent, too...
Adrian_Thompson wrote:fasted58 wrote: "REMINDER: Cold season is here and cows seek heat on car hoods. Do not forget to tap on the hood to give the cow enough time to get off before you drive away!"Warm milk?
Block heater?
You want compact power? Try a Napier Sabre at 3,300 hp at 2,540lbs dry weight. They tested engines up to 5,500hp at 45 inches of boost!Complex as all Hell, though.
slefain wrote:
Trinity motors sucked. THIS:
was one badass line of motors. I had a couple of them including a 16 turn single which I ran in my pan car (no torque but holy COW the RPM it would turn) and a 17 turn triple that in my RC10 was very nearly uncontrollable.
How about really small rotary engines?
Like a 48 HP go-kart engine?
No, I mean like, "fit in your hand" small.
11 ounces, 18k RPM and 1.08 HP @17k RPM
I'd be impressed if this piston engine didn't smoke it. RB Concept WS7III 0.21cc - 1.46hp @ 26,500 rpm - 12.3 oz.
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