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Build is looking good OJZ, looking forward to seeing how she does on the dyno. I was looking around at swords today and saw this one, figured you might like it and thought this thread was the best place to put the link. http://budk.com/samurai-sword/p/46%20BK1359/c/6034/

I'd be down.

Awesome indeed! That's they way imports should be represented.

"on all the hard blocks" Sorry, I got a song stuck in my head. I'll stop now. Navy, it pays enough to get the rest of collage payed for.

You ain't kidding! damn.

I don't think it will look that bad once you get an engine in there.

Here is a pretty interesting one.

Thats what you get for running Castro. :-p

As was stated before a two stroke diesel and a two stroke gasoline engine are two totally different engines, with two totally different characteristics. One theory of operation does not apply to another.

There are many thing that we use in our day to day life that are the direct result of the space program, and it's needs. If we didn't have our space program when we did, we would set back a considerable amount.

And I fully agree with the point's IJ made. What I meant to point out was that this isn't a production car with two sets of injectors in the intake manifold. Some thing a lot of people that were reading this thread might not have known. The D-4 system is an amazing system, with a lot of...

The thing about the new Lexus GS450h D-4S system, is that one of the injectors is in the combustion chamber. The fuel is injected directly into the cylinder.

That one is absolute work of art.

My question is, why are the diesels in our trucks (Ford, Chevy, Dodge) so damn noisy when diesels in the Europeans cars are so much quieter. I've been told the noise you hear is the mechanical injectors, but that doesn't make sense on todays electronic fuel injection motors. My only guess is...