Torsion = Risky?
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Originally Posted by RHuckster
I think its 88 MPH John but before you attempt such a feat make sure that your flux capactor is fully charged or a readily available 1.21 gigawatts of electricity.
Rick
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Originally Posted by graygooseranger
Oh and remember to bring extra plutonium, or you will have to wait for a bolt of lightning......
BUT: there's no deuterium stations near me so I have to get my own. Takes 3,247 bottles of cheap bottled water to separate out .031 ml of deuterium. Sometimes I wonder why I bother...of course, .031 ml lasts for 6 months, so it's not so bad.
Sam's club bottled water has the most in it and it's pretty cheap.
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I went and got my blinker fluid checked, and I tried adjusting my torsion bars on the highway at 85mph yesterday and I gotta tell you guys, I don't know how you all do it! haha you guys are pretty funny i must say, I'll try and do some more research next time before I just post questions like that. My bad guys!
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Originally Posted by n3elz
Don't need it since I got the "Mr. Fusion".
BUT: there's no deuterium stations near me so I have to get my own. Takes 3,247 bottles of cheap bottled water to separate out .031 ml of deuterium. Sometimes I wonder why I bother...of course, .031 ml lasts for 6 months, so it's not so bad.
Sam's club bottled water has the most in it and it's pretty cheap.
BUT: there's no deuterium stations near me so I have to get my own. Takes 3,247 bottles of cheap bottled water to separate out .031 ml of deuterium. Sometimes I wonder why I bother...of course, .031 ml lasts for 6 months, so it's not so bad.
Sam's club bottled water has the most in it and it's pretty cheap.
Sams club, I didn't remeber seeing those in the year 2015......... ha ha.....
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I just got cross drilled rotors on for the rear of my truck (stock axle)... I was thinkin about getting the cross drilled brake lines too so that i could really optimize the cooling and there stop much faster. Is this a good idea? Also, I was thinking about getting the the brake master cylinder breather so it could cool off up front too with some fresh air...
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Originally Posted by n3elz
And don't forget the Tornado or other brand throttle body spacers!!! That's my all-time favorite question that repeats on here...
DO NOT forget to do a full v12 engine swap...WHILE your going 88mph..WHILE your crankin your tbars
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