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  1. 27th June 2009, 08:09 #46
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    Quote Originally Posted by Pumba View Post
    What, a wanted add for some skill and ability
    ye I dont have that much money
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  2. 27th June 2009, 12:16 #47
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    Quote Originally Posted by Skunk View Post
    Yep. You were going to tell me when you thought it was complete enough.
    ahh right!
    I'm having memory issues!
    Sweet, it should be all good to go, maybe trim the frames bit off it tho.
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    Quote Originally Posted by koba View Post
    ahh right!
    I'm having memory issues!
    Sweet, it should be all good to go, maybe trim the frames bit off it tho.
    don't think he can trim any more off his ZIMMER frame.....


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    Quote Originally Posted by ajturbo View Post
    don't think he can trim any more off his ZIMMER frame.....
    That's no way to talk about Skunks bucket...

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    Quote Originally Posted by ajturbo View Post
    don't think he can trim any more off his ZIMMER frame.....
    Quote Originally Posted by Sketchy_Racer View Post
    That's no way to talk about Skunks bucket...
    Don't need to trim it. It's light enough. Unlike some of those porky Suzuki/Hondas...
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    Quote Originally Posted by Skunk View Post
    Don't need to trim it. It's light enough. Unlike some of those porky Suzuki/Hondas...
    Ye I agree 72 kg is just to much weight to haul around
    so time to put the bucket back on a diet
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    Try 90+kg for Sketchy's. My steel frame is 79kg.
    And 20hp. (Yeah, right.)
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    Quote Originally Posted by Skunk View Post
    Try 90+kg for Sketchy's. My steel frame is 79kg.
    And 20hp. (Yeah, right.)
    Piss off, It's only around the 86 mark. And it actually does make very close to 20HP

    Oh and i've seen twigs stronger than your steel frame!

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    bitch-slapping time, huh...


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    I've added the Bucket List of Kobas to the Bucket website.
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    For those of you with A. Graham Bell's book I have added the pipe calculator from his book to the site. Your need the book to lookup the Tables to get some of the info but the rest is done for you.
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    think i put in a wrong number some where... hahahahah



    exhaust port duration 7890
    engine rpm for peak power 8000
    exhaust port diameter 22
    exhaust flange diameter 12

    Tuned length: 41960
    Header length: 110
    Exhaust port diameter: 22
    Exhaust flange diameter: 12
    Header end diameter: 12
    Length of Diffuser: -9.7990672370303E+16
    Mid section diameter: 0
    Length of Midsection: 9.7990672370345E+16
    Length of Baffle: 0
    Length of Stinger: 0
    Diameter of Stinger: 0


    what a ride so far!!!!
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    thanks!!!!


    what a ride so far!!!!
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    Quote Originally Posted by ajturbo View Post
    think i put in a wrong number some where... hahahahah



    exhaust port duration 7890
    Dork!

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    Womble... This is more like it (for a modified RD400)

    Result:
    exhaust port duration 187
    engine rpm for peak power 8500
    exhaust port diameter 39
    exhaust flange diameter 40

    Tuned length: 936
    Header length: 312
    Exhaust port diameter: 39
    Exhaust flange diameter: 40
    Header end diameter: 56
    Length of Diffuser: 378
    Mid section diameter: 109
    Length of Midsection: 52
    Length of Baffle: 292
    Length of Stinger: 200
    Diameter of Stinger: 27
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