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06-24-2003, 04:59 AM
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06-24-2003, 07:21 AM
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On that website, go to the section on Performance under parts. Read the explanation of the piston return springs.
It says and I quote "Rotary engines require some cutting of the rubber sleeve"
WTF????
How does this work on an engine that has no pistons? Is there something I am missing or is this another company that has no clue about rotary engines?
It says and I quote "Rotary engines require some cutting of the rubber sleeve"
WTF????
How does this work on an engine that has no pistons? Is there something I am missing or is this another company that has no clue about rotary engines?
06-24-2003, 07:41 AM
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Okay, Okay...
I am still half asleep. That website is a joke site right........right!!!
God I feel stupid right now. And just think I am about to treat patients. I did not read that it was humor site first. I just jumped right in to the first screw up. There seem to be so many people that have no clue about rotaries, I thought that was real until I continued to read.
God damn I feel dumb and so should I.
I am still half asleep. That website is a joke site right........right!!!
God I feel stupid right now. And just think I am about to treat patients. I did not read that it was humor site first. I just jumped right in to the first screw up. There seem to be so many people that have no clue about rotaries, I thought that was real until I continued to read.
God damn I feel dumb and so should I.
06-24-2003, 12:10 PM
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Originally Posted by gazellis' date='Jun 24 2003, 04:21 AM
On that website, go to the section on Performance under parts. Read the explanation of the piston return springs.
It says and I quote "Rotary engines require some cutting of the rubber sleeve"
WTF????
How does this work on an engine that has no pistons? Is there something I am missing or is this another company that has no clue about rotary engines?
It says and I quote "Rotary engines require some cutting of the rubber sleeve"
WTF????
How does this work on an engine that has no pistons? Is there something I am missing or is this another company that has no clue about rotary engines?
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06-24-2003, 12:38 PM
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Originally Posted by TheCamel' date='Jun 24 2003, 01:59 AM
