350 or 400 mains
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Re: 350 or 400 mains
Originally Posted by SStrokerAce
lol
I was thinking about a stock cube LS1 I'm working on lol
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I was thinking about a stock cube LS1 I'm working on lol
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A REPORT said that scientists at Seikei and Aichi universities have discovered a lubricant that promises near to zero friction.
According to the report, in today's Nikkei Business Daily, the multilayer material consists of arrays of ball shaped fullerene molecules, between a sandwich of ultra thin films of graphite.
The graphite layers are around 1.3 nanometres, says the paper, with the fullerene ***** about .7 nanometres in diameter, with molecular forces keeping the ***** spaced evenly.
The report claims that when pressure is applied, it operates at a friction force of less than .4 nanonewtons - that compares to top lubricants exerting one nanonewton.
The Nikkei Business Daily reckons that the stuff can be turned into a powder and applied to mechanical parts to extend their active life. µ
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Re: 350 or 400 mains
Originally Posted by 1racerdude
Here is some HP!!!!!
A REPORT said that scientists at Seikei and Aichi universities have discovered a lubricant that promises near to zero friction.
According to the report, in today's Nikkei Business Daily, the multilayer material consists of arrays of ball shaped fullerene molecules, between a sandwich of ultra thin films of graphite.
The graphite layers are around 1.3 nanometres, says the paper, with the fullerene ***** about .7 nanometres in diameter, with molecular forces keeping the ***** spaced evenly.
The report claims that when pressure is applied, it operates at a friction force of less than .4 nanonewtons - that compares to top lubricants exerting one nanonewton.
The Nikkei Business Daily reckons that the stuff can be turned into a powder and applied to mechanical parts to extend their active life. µ
A REPORT said that scientists at Seikei and Aichi universities have discovered a lubricant that promises near to zero friction.
According to the report, in today's Nikkei Business Daily, the multilayer material consists of arrays of ball shaped fullerene molecules, between a sandwich of ultra thin films of graphite.
The graphite layers are around 1.3 nanometres, says the paper, with the fullerene ***** about .7 nanometres in diameter, with molecular forces keeping the ***** spaced evenly.
The report claims that when pressure is applied, it operates at a friction force of less than .4 nanonewtons - that compares to top lubricants exerting one nanonewton.
The Nikkei Business Daily reckons that the stuff can be turned into a powder and applied to mechanical parts to extend their active life. µ
so about that part number i posted up and where to get the block?? that way i can get it on the way then we can go back to nanotechnology while i wait forever lol
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Re: 350 or 400 mains
Originally Posted by 69vette
so about that part number i posted up and where to get the block?? that way i can get it on the way then we can go back to nanotechnology while i wait forever lol
Call Dart,WP,and GMPP they all have similar blocks and see what is to be offered and price and shipping.Ya know the "Let's Make A Deal" story.The shipping could be a deal maker or breaker.As far as quality they mostly are about the same with Dart and GM being a bit better on their finished machine work from what I have seen.
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Re: 350 or 400 mains
Originally Posted by SStrokerAce
Larry, why are you and I on at the same time everynight?
LUCKEY I guess
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Re: 350 or 400 mains
Originally Posted by SStrokerAce
The Tappet Brothers? I thought they were Click and Clack?
Keep those card's and letter's rolling in folks........
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