PowerHouse RC Performance Race Engines
09-13-2009, 07:45 PM
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RE: PowerHouse RC Performance Race Engines
ORIGINAL: SLAYERDUDE
Ditto.
Except for your field is completely empty.[sm=lol.gif]
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To me it looks like you're a dude standing in a field talking about stuff you have absolutely no idea about.
To me it looks like you're a dude standing in a field talking about stuff you have absolutely no idea about.
Except for your field is completely empty.[sm=lol.gif]
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09-13-2009, 07:49 PM
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RE: PowerHouse RC Performance Race Engines
Your pretty annoying and rude to people I wonder if you still have all your teeth...
sorry mark ! Forgive me ! but enough is enough ....
go take your ativan already
sorry mark ! Forgive me ! but enough is enough ....
go take your ativan already
09-13-2009, 07:55 PM
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RE: PowerHouse RC Performance Race Engines
I wasn't the one making it personal.
I wonder who gets banned first?
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09-13-2009, 07:58 PM
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RE: PowerHouse RC Performance Race Engines
I'm not claiming to know anything about modding glow engines.
How about you start your own thread about engine modding theory so you can shine there and leave this poor buisinessman alone.
He's just trying to make a buck in this piss poor economy.
Hopefully the mods will delete all the irrelavent and worthless posts in this thread and give the OP a chance to do his thing.
I don't really think anyone here is impressed by your antics SManMTB.
How about you start your own thread about engine modding theory so you can shine there and leave this poor buisinessman alone.
He's just trying to make a buck in this piss poor economy.
Hopefully the mods will delete all the irrelavent and worthless posts in this thread and give the OP a chance to do his thing.
I don't really think anyone here is impressed by your antics SManMTB.
09-13-2009, 07:59 PM
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RE: PowerHouse RC Performance Race Engines
oh noo scary im not the one calling people stupide and so on
so nice try !
copy and pasting rules !
hurray i like your computer skills
Amen Slayerdude...
where are the mods ?
shoulda fixed this a while ago
so nice try !
copy and pasting rules !
hurray i like your computer skills
Amen Slayerdude...
where are the mods ?
shoulda fixed this a while ago
09-13-2009, 08:04 PM
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RE: PowerHouse RC Performance Race Engines
ORIGINAL: SManMTB
I wasn't the one making it personal.
I wonder who gets banned first?
I wasn't the one making it personal.
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09-13-2009, 08:06 PM
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RE: PowerHouse RC Performance Race Engines
Is asking relevant questions 'antics'?
It's clear to anyone here that most people in this thread buys products without asking if it works.
Note that I never questioned if his mods work or not. Just what is being done and how.
Do you accept any repair work your car mechanic tells you is needed or do you actually check facts first?
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We'll see what posts gets deleted for being worthless.
It's clear to anyone here that most people in this thread buys products without asking if it works.
Note that I never questioned if his mods work or not. Just what is being done and how.
Do you accept any repair work your car mechanic tells you is needed or do you actually check facts first?
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We'll see what posts gets deleted for being worthless.
09-13-2009, 08:07 PM
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RE: PowerHouse RC Performance Race Engines
ORIGINAL: SLAYERDUDE
I'm pretty sure every one of your posts in this thread falls under one or more of these categories.
ORIGINAL: SManMTB
I wasn't the one making it personal.
I wonder who gets banned first?
I wasn't the one making it personal.
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Who else has discussed engine mods here?
09-13-2009, 08:18 PM
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RE: PowerHouse RC Performance Race Engines
ORIGINAL: SManMTB
Sorry to be blunt but the mods shown on the site looks like 1'st class backyard mods.
The crank mods looks especially bad.
What's the guarantee it works and how do you verify ther mods?
Sorry to be blunt but the mods shown on the site looks like 1'st class backyard mods.
The crank mods looks especially bad.
What's the guarantee it works and how do you verify ther mods?
Hmmm, does this resemble degrading in any way shape or form?
Read it yourself and YOU decide.
I personally would like to learn a thing or two here, and not from you.
09-13-2009, 08:20 PM
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I said I was being blunt.
The pictures posted later on looked much nicer.
What new things have you actually learned in this thread?
The pictures posted later on looked much nicer.
What new things have you actually learned in this thread?
09-13-2009, 08:26 PM
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I've never worked with it as it is realisticly hard to do anything about in these engines. Besides that the compression question just dragged on.
What's your take on that?
What's your take on that?
09-13-2009, 08:33 PM
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RE: PowerHouse RC Performance Race Engines
well removing material from crank and backing plate piston skirts
would alter crankcase compression.... do you think stuffing the case
would become benificial to keep velocities up ?
would alter crankcase compression.... do you think stuffing the case
would become benificial to keep velocities up ?
09-13-2009, 08:37 PM
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RE: PowerHouse RC Performance Race Engines
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are you boys still at each others throats. Tennis has just started, Kim Clijsters is going to win.
are you boys still at each others throats. Tennis has just started, Kim Clijsters is going to win.
09-13-2009, 08:39 PM
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RE: PowerHouse RC Performance Race Engines
Not really.
Down by the crank is no space. Higher up by the passages would be close to impossible to make it stay in place.
Where would you put it?
Down by the crank is no space. Higher up by the passages would be close to impossible to make it stay in place.
Where would you put it?
09-13-2009, 08:47 PM
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RE: PowerHouse RC Performance Race Engines
there's lotsa room in the crankcase...
just because the case is small doesn't meen there's no room !
there's lotsa steel putty's you can use to make it stick permenantly
just need to scuff up the applied area's first.
just because the case is small doesn't meen there's no room !
there's lotsa steel putty's you can use to make it stick permenantly
just need to scuff up the applied area's first.
09-13-2009, 08:53 PM
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RE: PowerHouse RC Performance Race Engines
Hey SManMTB, it's five to four in the morning over here, who won? the girls match Clijsters vs Wozniaki. Thats what I'm watching and it says its live in the corner of my TV. Good morning,ZZzzz.