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That’s the ticket right there. Use the two that fit the ines in your car and jump the other 2 unused together using rubber fuel line.

When is @SteveSS going to give us an update?

That’s the first thing I thought when I read 950cfm carb. That’s a lot of carb for most engine builds.

I knew about that

Did it come stock with the Recaro seats? $55k new. Wow. My first Mustang 5.0 was a 87 GT, $12k out the door.

Where in Maryland? I used to live in Lusby. Moved to Virginia. :xscuseless:

Sounds like you know. You’re right, I don’t want to know. I can understand some incidentals, but intentionally making it a food ingredient is wrong.

I remember that incident. Bob Marshall was a work colleague of mine. I remember going to his house and he showed me 2 roadrunners, they were both in really nice shape, so it must not be the one you bought for $400. If it was one of the 2 I saw you stole it.

The correct term would be bubbleheads for submariner’s. :lol:

Nice car

Call a tow truck. :lol:

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I can’t quite make out from the announcements what he was running. Sounded like 90 something mph. That’s cool. I once saw a video of a scooter that you stand up on with the 2 stroke motor on the back doing over 100mph. I can’t find the video now to post. That’s standing up on 2 wheels...

Think about the possibilities when the time comes that we need one of these.

That’s pretty cool. Might have to add that to the hobbies thread.

That’s a shame. You can still find them now and again, but they have considerably gone up in price. I was considering buying one in the early 2000’s to go with my Yamaha 2 stroke collection but didn’t want to spend $3500, now they are over $15,000 if you can find one.

That would make him the Engineering Officer. Usually a lieutenant. He would have been in charge of the nuclear engineering spaces. He would have been my boss.

I did. Commercial Nuclear Power Plants in the US rent their nuclear fuel from the government too. The government won’t take the spent fuel back, so plants initially stored it in their spent fuel pools, when those filled up, they built concrete bunkers to store the older fuel. The plants sued...

Well at least shut the doors.