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here a couple pics of a 700cc Polaris cart i built in high school....Dubbed "The machine of Death" sorry they are kinda dark, but you can see the 700 and the tiny *** go cart. http://album.hybridz.org/showphoto.php?photo=2823&cat=500&page=1 http://album.hybridz.org/showphoto.php?photo=2822&cat=500&page=1

the warning label on those compressed air cans is funny. reads something like "not considered flammable, but will ignite under certain circumstances"

Do you guys know of any good duramax forums? All my buddies keep busting tierods on there chip duramax's and i'm looking for some decent forums for good info. thanks

the trick with the red x is to see the image

i can only make it to 6 or 7 then i had to look up the answers. the clue for stage three is to remember the old magic books.......3D art.

this outa keep everyone occupied for a while http://www.etienne.nu/imagepuz/

the concept of filling 15ft of pipe is quit interesting. 5psi in 15ft of pipe, is roughly the same amount of air at 25psi in 3ft of pipe.

yeah, it is kind of hard to explain, it is a stock z32 n/a rotor. essentially the studs are centering the rotor. I have all of the spacing right, but i need to figure out a way to center the rotor or fix it to the spacer or hub some how.

hey guys, I swapped my rear axles to five lug and I am using a 1.25" spacing on the rear to fit wider wheels and I am using z32 rear disc and caliper. the way the I am bolting the rotor on is between the spacer and the wheel. the overall spacing is perfect for the 17x9 cobras i am using. It also aligns the rotor so that i can use a 3/8" steel plate to build a caliper mount, without having to add any spacers or shims between the caliper and the rotor. I was curious if i need to worry about the way the rotor is bolted on. So far the car has seen only street duty, but i wanted to find out about the way the rotor needs to be attached before i started autox.

turns out any female name that you put in turns out to be "bitch" and on the MC changes

actually that code works for basically any konami game in existence for snes and nes.

these are 17x9 Y2k Cobra R's