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V8Beast, would we be a good race?

paid. I hope this is a good time.

Cmon thorne i need some turbo awd competition

Does the Nova run?

Cool Anyone running mid to high 11s? Thats what I figure I will be running

It has to do with the vaporization of some of the water at high temps bringing the volume down keep in mind, hotter water will not ALWAYS freeze faster. Just in the right conditions and temperatures

If thats to me, I know. I seen you run at Quaker City. Give me a second head start with my setup now, and it might be interesting

ported FP red turbo, which flows almost 20 lb/min more better o2 housing better exhaust retune One of the test mules for the turbo has about the same setup as me and ran 10.9 on pump gas with an unported Red. My goal with it is high tens on pump. I will probably get a race gas tune too. maybe 35psi on VPimport *also I forgot I have an Exedy twin clutch to put in now too. My ACT is having lock out problems above 7k.

BR 2.0 AMS head WR9 baby sized turbo AEM ems and ur basic bolt ons I will just be running pump gas, nothing special Next month I will be fast... but this month, not so much

What do you think 04srturbo, battle of the 4 bangers?

Thought this might be interesting. Who's gonna beat who, and why?

Bastards...... That was good though, I deserved it for my sheer lazyness fixed

Ask any racer, any real racer. It don't matter if you win by an inch or a mile.... winning is WINNING http://i260.photobucket.com/albums/ii37/jordancampbell2008/tfatf10.jpg

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The way I understand it, the heat from the room will not flow too the cold water as fast as the heat from the hot water will flow to the room. I could be wrong, I am far from an expert when it comes to this kind of thing. I might have to setup a 5th science class style experiment in my kitchen just to know for sure

That is the Mpemba effect, and only happens under certain circumstances, and temperatures. Not ALL hot water freezes faster than cold.....

From wikipedia: The second law of thermodynamics is an axiom of thermodynamics concerning heat, entropy, and the direction in which thermodynamic processes can occur. For example, the second law implies that heat does not spontaneously flow from a cold material to a hot material, but it allows heat to flow from a hot material to a cold material. Roughly speaking, the second law says that in an isolated system, concentrated energy disperses over time, and consequently less concentrated energy is available to do useful work. Energy dispersal also means that differences in temperature, pressure, and density even out. Again roughly speaking, thermodynamic entropy is a measure of energy dispersal, and so the second law is closely connected with the concept of entropy.

false read post number 2 and the 2nd law of thermodynamics

what if the warmer water is in an insulated cup and the cooler water is in a plastic cup?? jk

Bet he felt like a retard

More details: http://buschurforums.com/forum/showthread.php?t=20243 I know it's a little early, but I figured I would throw it out there now. Just trying to see who is all going and when they will be there. I will be there Sunday.

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