The death of a 13B
#1
So, we decided to blow up fc3s4utnv's old 13B because he just got a brand new rebuild to replace it with.
Might as well blow it up since it's coming out anyway, right?
13B rotor hell
Might as well blow it up since it's coming out anyway, right?
13B rotor hell
#9
definately not 15k.. if it was 15k, you should be thankful your clutch assembly didn't grenade and take your legs off..
but kinda funny
what do you expect to happen when you leave a motor revving like that, especially a rotary engine.. think of how hot the exhaust would get
the bumper caught fire from the heat of the exhaust tip, not the flames... i would have been worried about something along the undercarriage catching fire..
but kinda funny
what do you expect to happen when you leave a motor revving like that, especially a rotary engine.. think of how hot the exhaust would get
the bumper caught fire from the heat of the exhaust tip, not the flames... i would have been worried about something along the undercarriage catching fire..
#10
Originally Posted by defrag010' post='762592' date='Sep 25 2005, 03:30 AM
Might as well blow it up since it's coming out anyway, right?
sure. i mean, theres prolly nobody out there that could have used the parts that were still good or anything.