Prove/Disprove this theory
12-10-2006 | 12:50 PM
#21
On The Tree
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From: Warsaw, IN
Originally Posted by dynocar
Then we get into a similar question, "why does the furnace usually fail the coldest day ot the winter"?
Freezer just died, on the only week it's supposed to be above freezing...
12-10-2006 | 01:06 PM
#22
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Originally Posted by dynocar
Having witnessed many engine "blowups" on dynos, a little more scientific, for the past 20 yrs, I have never seen one "make the most power right before it blows", unless someone tweeked it for more power that caused it. Then we get into a similar question, "why does the furnace usually fail the coldest day ot the winter"? Usually an engine makes less power then due to increased friction from a bearing, piston or ring starting to sieze, often giving plenty of advanced notice which was ignored.
12-11-2006 | 06:24 PM
#24
It's the aliens. They own the principals of physics 
They are solely responsible for the mental interpertation of more power just before the end
When they want it back.... they just take it w/out warning
Myth sovled-
They are solely responsible for the mental interpertation of more power just before the end
When they want it back.... they just take it w/out warning
Myth sovled-