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KStromberg
Vortech kicked in yo
How many pipe cleaners did you go through Billy? 
Thanks guys, I'm guessing you mean pipe cleaners to clean the wheels?How many pipe cleaners did you go through Billy?
Actually I posted that to show that even my car can have backwards wheels, but no one noticed.:laugh:
I did that on purpose though, I was testing for radial pull, which I proved that tire has big time. I'll post about that in the tire section.
lol, i noticed. that's why the :err-what?: face obviously!
i chuckled.
Thanks guys, I'm guessing you mean pipe cleaners to clean the wheels?
Actually I posted that to show that even my car can have backwards wheels, but no one noticed.:laugh:
I did that on purpose though, I was testing for radial pull, which I proved that tire has big time. I'll post about that in the tire section.
I just gave you a pass, i knew that you know better, not like you are a n00b here, lol
mlschultz
Boost King
Uh... You don't get off that easy Steve... Time out for you to think about what you did, or didn't do... :err-what?:
i should just put a quote in my sig that says your wheels are on backwards, lol
Slowmkviii
i want summer
Lvnmarks told me to post this pic its leaving for new Zealand I believe today from my work.
Can you guess what motor it is
Can you guess what motor it is
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flux capacitor?
Slowmkviii
i want summer
Yes a flat head V8 but be more precise
And no its not a manifold on top if you look about 2 inches down from the top left you can see the parting line where the manifold starts.
And no its not a manifold on top if you look about 2 inches down from the top left you can see the parting line where the manifold starts.
Slowmkviii
i want summer
Nice pics steve
Markup97
Very close
It is a Schwitzer-Cummins centrifugal supercharger
(Louis Schweitzer won the first race at Indianapolis motor speedway.)
The motor is Lycoming V8 from a 1937 cord.
The supercharger was a factory option bumping HP to around 200.
This is a 1937 cord, 812, non supercharged
I took this pic at a concourse show.
Markup97
Very close
It is a Schwitzer-Cummins centrifugal supercharger
(Louis Schweitzer won the first race at Indianapolis motor speedway.)
The motor is Lycoming V8 from a 1937 cord.
The supercharger was a factory option bumping HP to around 200.
This is a 1937 cord, 812, non supercharged
I took this pic at a concourse show.
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Thanks for the clarification on the supercharger. I knew it was a centrifugal of some type, and have a passing knowledge of the earlier stuff. Schwitzer also did turbocharger work for various companies, as I have had one of their OEM units pass through my hands at one time.
Lownslowlsc
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Look at all them leaves, bet he was having fun
Ours have just barely started to fall, seems like they're getting a late start this year.