Where is everyone #5

Discussion in 'Flatbed Trucking Forum' started by DDlighttruck, Aug 27, 2017.

  1. KillingTime

    KillingTime Road Train Member

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    I'll 'thank' it..... I really didn't want to.... but the young lady can keep her skates under her and her butt off the ice - that's pretty impressive..... pay no mind that I think it's better with some lumber... my own opinion, as it is in most cases, is irrelevant.

    Congrats to your daughter, cke. :)
     
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  3. jamespmack

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    But that a low psi, High volume pump. Look at the size of the hose. 7psi in a big hose moves a lot of air fast.
     
  4. IH Truck Guy

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    Your missing all the fun up here.
    Just got back from the cities.
    Had to pick the boy up at the airport.. snow big wind and of course cold. Lol
     
  5. Oxbow

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    Congratulations! The next Peggy Fleming?
     
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  6. TripleSix

    TripleSix God of Roads

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    You're showing your age.

    EDIT: Got a little nosy and had to go look at her current pics. That is one good looking 70 yr old.
     
  7. wore out

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  8. jamespmack

    jamespmack Road Train Member

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    @Oxbow Seen you had a question on exhaust insulation. I run a ported exhaust man, coated with non oem turbo, with a turbo blanket on ex. side. With out getting into thermodynamics it is all about efficiency. Heat is energy, that is what spools the turbo up. You will not hurt one by putting a blanket on. It help, and lowers the temp. Keep the heat in the turbo or exhaust pipe. Just the simple fact that heat transfer to the cast or steel pipe is absorption. The turbo, whether it noticable spools faster, leading to faster evacuation. Get it in, get it out. I rap first 4 foot of pipe too. Proof is in Pyro, I lost 100° of the bat. Now in hot rod world this means you can add more fuel which will increase boost, heat and guess what your still in a safe range. Heat lost anyplace except the end of the tail pipe is lost energy.
     
  9. shogun

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    X2. We've got the full tilt ceramic coated on dad's isx and we put a turbo blanket on from Amazon. You can put your hand on the blanket after running that motor all day. Another benefit besides exhaust scavenging is the lower under hood temps.
     
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  10. johndeere4020

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    I did to, I did it in the press but I’ve never cut a 30/36 apart. I’m the same way too, my dad was always getting on me for taking stuff apart.
     
  11. johndeere4020

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    A 30/30 vs 30/36 has nothing to do with shoe size.
     
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