cadillackid
Senior Member
First and foremost: Thanx to all y'all!That is trending to be the opinion of all of the serious gear heads on the forum.
Check out Johnny Mullet's Vlog.
Shaky camera work and needs editing, but it sure sounds sweet!Duly noted, sir. No longer, "taking it under advisement."I ain't got nothing to lose. Slow is fine... And I did say the Laws of Physics, not Phun!
The bus' motive power, inclusive of the exhaust system, was scrupulously and meticulously designed by a team of mechanical engineers, every man-jack of them blessed with an anally-retentive attention to detail (leave us hope).
All aspects; intake/outflow charts, angular momentum, vector analysis, fluid flow dynamics, tensile strength under variable conditions, Boyle's Law, thermodynamics, calculus under multiple differentials to calculate the integers needed (based on focus groups' focused on digits dudes definitely dig), all in order to create a total final displacement for an engine series to have a really cool-sounding numetical name. 444E notwithstanding...
Along with coursework in Chemistry, Statistics, Differential Calculus, Underwater Basket-Weaving (damned demanded Humanities-required courses...), and, of course- Physics.
Since they wrote the rules (ie, Laws) on our motor-vators, factoring in, and designing for, the resistance of back-pressurizing, I am unable to even bend the Laws of Physics! [At least not until I get my particle accelerator back from Manny, Moe, & Jack. (Forget Jack. He's ing-off somewhere. Prolly the Ladies Room.)]
'Course, if the only reason a noise-contrictive, flow-resistive metallic baffle was included to merely comply with the Law of the Land, well... that's a different fettle of kish.
Their laws I can gleefully plot to circumvent!
Or, to put it more simply (Thank Dawg, no doubt...):
Gone-ZOGots to love that hard surface echo!!!
A well-tuned engine sounds extra cool in/alongside; tunnels, sound ablative freeway walls, jersey barriers, road cuts (especially ones going into igneous rock), Dwayne Johnson...
not to burst anyone's Super Bubble.. But Navistar tech considers the Triple-4E a 7.4 litre.. 445 cubic inch engine..... kinetic engineering aside the marketing guys probably said "what the **** is a T-445E?".. ever notice the engine serial numbers start with 7.4? (those nunbers by the way are what triggers the HEUI ECM to run 6 or 8 cylinders.. and whether to send fuel for a DT466 or a DT-530E


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