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Re: It's green, How fast will it go
« Reply #1 on: September 15, 2008, 07:39:45 PM »
Can someone tell me how that thing would work?  It looks like he has a turbo assembly off a truck on that thing.  So what is getting the turbines in that assembly to spin?

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Re: It's green, How fast will it go
« Reply #2 on: September 16, 2008, 05:18:34 AM »
When I see something for sale described as a "project" I always assume, that they tinkered with it for years and it will never function correctly.
When I see something for sale that needs work and it is described as an easy fix, I always assume they worked on it for days and nobody can figure it out.
 When I see something listed as "rare" I usually guess that many people have them. And when something is listed as "mint" that means it is beat up and cobbled up.
  On this "turbine" I have no idea what they use to spin the impeller. But I would guess that they tried to inject fuel and ignite the fuel with the hopes that the impeller would spin and the turbine shaft I guess is connected to the drive wheels? 
  Anybody else have any guess's ??
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