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SHKWAV
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From: Massillon, Ohio
LOL!
I know, I've just always refered to the trunk part that open as the trunk deck or trunk lid.
Not so much a hatch, unless it is actually a hatch. It's ok, I forgive you though. You still got some Tibby blood running through your veins
I know, I've just always refered to the trunk part that open as the trunk deck or trunk lid.
Not so much a hatch, unless it is actually a hatch. It's ok, I forgive you though. You still got some Tibby blood running through your veins
...is it over yet?
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From: Euclid,OH
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SHKWAV
Joined: Jun 2008
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From: Massillon, Ohio
...is it over yet?
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From: Euclid,OH
I can think of another. In a conversation I had with a friend about the components of a rotary engine, he mentioned that it was pretty cool that the engine really only had a few moving parts, one of which he referred to as the "crankshaft". I couldn't let it slide, "It's called the eccentric shaft, dude." He insisted it was called a crankshaft. "Nope, it's the eccentric shaft. Look it up". This went on for a good 20 minutes or so until my buddy was irritated and I was laughing. Poor GM technician....
I can think of another. In a conversation I had with a friend about the components of a rotary engine, he mentioned that it was pretty cool that the engine really only had a few moving parts, one of which he referred to as the "crankshaft". I couldn't let it slide, "It's called the eccentric shaft, dude." He insisted it was called a crankshaft. "Nope, it's the eccentric shaft. Look it up". This went on for a good 20 minutes or so until my buddy was irritated and I was laughing. Poor GM technician....
Actually it's a camshaft
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...is it over yet?
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From: Euclid,OH
Mazda refers to it as the eccentric shaft ----> "...Measure the end play of the eccentric shaft using a dial gauge..." - Mazda Service Manual: Eccentric Shaft End Play Inspection, BHE011011D01E02
That was my point. Nice try.
That was my point. Nice try.
SHKWAV
Joined: Jun 2008
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From: Massillon, Ohio
I can think of another. In a conversation I had with a friend about the components of a rotary engine, he mentioned that it was pretty cool that the engine really only had a few moving parts, one of which he referred to as the "crankshaft". I couldn't let it slide, "It's called the eccentric shaft, dude." He insisted it was called a crankshaft. "Nope, it's the eccentric shaft. Look it up". This went on for a good 20 minutes or so until my buddy was irritated and I was laughing. Poor GM technician....
when did a rotary engine ever have cams?
no hail here either. bit of rain but that was about it. sometimes though i wish for hail... instant free paint job, thanks ins company!
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They don't, I was just being an ***.
The eccentric shaft is closer to a camshaft then it is to a crankshaft if you think about it a little bit. That's pretty much the reason I said that.
And yeah, the hail sucked ***.
Thank god it only lasted about 2-3 minutes and they weren't any bigger then a bb.
The eccentric shaft is closer to a camshaft then it is to a crankshaft if you think about it a little bit. That's pretty much the reason I said that.
And yeah, the hail sucked ***.
Thank god it only lasted about 2-3 minutes and they weren't any bigger then a bb.
SHKWAV
Joined: Jun 2008
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From: Massillon, Ohio
God i hate to do this to you bro... lol
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Crankshaft#Rotary_engines
next time, don't pick on ym hatch =p
no hard feelings... i'll buy ya a beer friday.
In the Wankel engine, also called a rotary engine, the rotors drive the eccentric shaft, which can be considered the equivalent of the crankshaft in a piston engine.
next time, don't pick on ym hatch =p
no hard feelings... i'll buy ya a beer friday.
I'll sell you "some" of the system for that price.
Good enough to use as a resource for my MBA program...
ALSO, I fixed Wikipedia to say what I want now.
Good enough to use as a resource for my MBA program...
ALSO, I fixed Wikipedia to say what I want now.
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