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THe NAC Lots-O-BFG KO2 Thread
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Begster
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Re: THe NAC Lots-O-Post Thread
Seems about on par.
Night diving tonight, thankfully the weather looks better and its not going to get rained out like last time.
Seems about on par.
Night diving tonight, thankfully the weather looks better and its not going to get rained out like last time.
XJLI
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Re: THe NAC Lots-O-Post Thread
how do you get rained out for diving? equipment gonna get wet?
how do you get rained out for diving? equipment gonna get wet?
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Re: THe NAC Lots-O-Post Thread
it is always your fault :twak::twak::twak::twak::twak::twak:
I'd think more of a wind and lightning issue... or just not wanting to prep in the rain?
cmelo
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I would make the educated assumption that it has everything to do with divers being giant XXXXXXs.
I would make the educated assumption that it has everything to do with divers being giant XXXXXXs.
XBoBJ
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Re: THe NAC Lots-O-Post Thread
YO what makes you think you can make an educated ass ump tion. ass
YO what makes you think you can make an educated ass ump tion. ass
cmelo
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Re: THe NAC Lots-O-Post Thread
I ought to give you a time out in the corner for mocking me...
Begster
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Re: THe NAC Lots-O-Post Thread
haha, no.
Yep, its more of a safety issue. Normally we would have no problems going diving in the rain, we are going to get wet anyways. Its a "heavy ass rain, windy seas, dark in the night don't want to lose anyone and its going to be a rough entry on slippery unforgivable rocks" type thing.
Do you want to carry 70 lbs of equipment down this in the dark, while its pouring and slippery?
Carmelo actually is correct with his statement.
I know.
haha, no.
Yep, its more of a safety issue. Normally we would have no problems going diving in the rain, we are going to get wet anyways. Its a "heavy ass rain, windy seas, dark in the night don't want to lose anyone and its going to be a rough entry on slippery unforgivable rocks" type thing.
Do you want to carry 70 lbs of equipment down this in the dark, while its pouring and slippery?
Carmelo actually is correct with his statement.
Dundy
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Re: THe NAC Lots-O-Post Thread
take a regular cherokee, romove the exhaust rigght in frt of the cat, tell me how wonderful the low end pressure is, exrythime blue jeep lost its exhaust it fell flat on its face
cmelo
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XBoBJ
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Begster
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Re: THe NAC Lots-O-Post Thread
x2
Still having a cat on and losing the buffler back and I could notice the lack of power.
x2
Still having a cat on and losing the buffler back and I could notice the lack of power.
Re: THe NAC Lots-O-Post Thread
Haha!
Its the speed of the exhaust moving out of the chambers (past the valves) that does this. Simply put without a "pull" or scavenge of that exhaust out of the chamber there is no reason it wants to leave other than the piston moving back up. That's what creates the loss in power. Air in and out as fast as possible is what creates power, not necessarily as open as possible.
He is correct!
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at least that's how I think about it :dunce: someone who knows fluids will probably tell me I'm wrong.
My 98 has zero power right now (that happens when you're down two cylinders) and it got even worse when I pulled the muffler for testing.
makes sense, with a full exhaust you get enough mass flow that the momentum of the gases moving out 'pulls' them out of the cylinders, because the average pressure in the system is below the cylinder pressure with the exhaust valve open. pull the exhaust and there isn't enough of a column of gases in the pipe to keep things moving right.
at least that's how I think about it :dunce: someone who knows fluids will probably tell me I'm wrong.
My 98 has zero power right now (that happens when you're down two cylinders) and it got even worse when I pulled the muffler for testing.
XJLI
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Re: THe NAC Lots-O-Post Thread
exhaust gas velocity, bitches.
exhaust gas velocity, bitches.
cmelo
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Bunch of nerds up in this bitch
Bunch of nerds up in this bitch
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