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If you live in a city or in the suburbs this would make a good commuter car. It's the perfect soulless commuting appliance.

They're using them as wicks for molotov cocktails.

People have been predicting the end times for 2000 years. I wouldn't worry at all about it.

For the 24 Hours of Lemons.

Nothing has scared them into being quiet yet. Sent from my XT1585 using EO Forums mobile app

Pretty sure that Einstein didn't say that.

There's none in stock in the US, I can have one flown but the air freight is outrageous.

The first plasma: the Wendelstein 7-X fusion device is now in operation This is an experiment to test stellarator field magnet design to see if it's suitable for wide-scale fusion power production. It took close to 30 years to design and build, hampered in part by the lack of 3D computer...

It's funny one time for a laugh, and that's about it.

Ever try durian? That stuff seriously messes with the taste/smell correlation.

Delicious. The chips, not the giant isopods.

I prefer cool ranch.

That point about Conservapedia is fairly accurate.

What's the name? The Happy-go-Pukey?

Id love to hear your thoughts on how that's supposed to work

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Sounds like an expensive lesson.

It makes rebuilds much, much easier. The engine can stay in the truck. It is NOT cheaper to do it this way. Not all engines with removable liners have liners in direct contact with water, but many do. To rebuild an engine with a parent bore block, the engine would have to be removed...

When the liner sees the shock of combustion, it essentially rings like a bell. This high frequency vibration causes bubbles of vacuum, cavitation, on the liner's surface. When the bubbles collapse, the shock is tremendous. Metal is eroded away. This is the reason we use coolant with SCA's and...

Nope. It's liner cavitation, specifically. There are a few cases of some engines that have parent bore blocks with cavitation pitting issues, but they are relatively uncommon. A wet liner will absolutely get eaten away. Holes right through the liner, or the liner separates into two pieces...