Let the air out of the tires that would cut down on weight.
2.85x10‐⁶ per cubic foot. Yessir
Stop in for a cup of coffee
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2.85x10‐⁶ per cubic foot. Yessir
You lost me there. Sounds good
You lost me there. Sounds good
Air at sea- level has weight...so an inflated item will technically be lighter with the air removed.... but that's not under pressure...so the volume of air at pressure would be greater than the volume in space.
I'm stupid for knowing this .
Sometimes sentimental overrules common sense and dollars. Look at me with my 99 Cummins. The smart person would part it out and buy a new truck. The sentimental person like me gonna drop 11000 bucks into the engine, maybe more
I’ll never question sentimental value of a vehicle when it comes to wanting to fix it and keep it
Phillies no hitter for the win
I suppose.
Ok I love that you explained it. That’s awesome
Agreed. One day I’ll share mine with the Dart
Hardest thing I ever done was say good bye to a tractor that I spent my childhood riding while my grandfather or grandmother drove. The tractor I learned in. I’m actually trying to buy it back for twice what the guy paid for it at the auction but so far no dice
What about the ambient air temperature?
It’s Fahrenheit
James.Z
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What red X?
That factors
James.Z
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Gotta be a wayward X floating around somewhere.
I don't do X's. Lol
I don't do X's. Lol
Hey Chris... need a 6-pack for your Poly?
[FOR SALE] - Edelbrock P600 318 Poly Six Pack Manifold
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[FOR SALE] - Edelbrock P600 318 Poly Six Pack Manifold
@dukeboy_318
James.Z
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I'd love it. But just staying with my 4BBL.
I wish. But with Nats and other things , poly taking back seat drive for a bit
What are you rolling with James?
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