Project Geosynchronous Orbit

Finished boring out the adapters. They need some cleanup to smooth out the bores. I started small so I didn't over do it. Had to mount them all up to check clearances and take sweet pics.

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The throttle bores are 1.68", and the manifold bores are 1.74" so that's fine. The narrow part of the bores in my adapter plates are 1.51", so I'm going to ramp those on both sides to meet the manifold and throttle body.

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Hopefully have it all mounted up/plumbed/wired by the end of the weekend.
 
did you have cobramarty bore those out for you?










:D
pretty sweet, never seen a setup like that before. what are you controling it with?
 
cool, very interested to see how that all works out. thought about trying one of those on my motorcycle a while back but never got around to it.
 
Looks like I'll be taking my junk to it's first race down at Southwick Moto-x. Check it out at http://www.cc4w.org if you've never been. I'll be doing the eliminator class.

Have a few last minute safety things to take care of (like overnighting a firesuit :laugh:).

Slapped a hood on it.

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I have Friday off from work so I should be able to get everything done in time.

I'm hoping to do some Line Mtn stuff next season.
 
You THINK. Wouldn't it be better to KNOW?
 
dude, its a tabletop and you have kia bumpstops, just launch it, whats the worst that could happen?

Oh, and because 440.


Last time i went up there maybe 4% of all the racers gave it hell and cleared the tabletop. and when they did, they were badass. Everyone else was boring.

Don't be boring.
 
You're an engineer, you should realize that mass has nothing to do with the time it takes an object to fall (assuming no significant air resistance, which is true of a 2 ton truck falling from heights that won't result in death.)

It only affects how much the landing hurts :laugh2:
 
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