Re: Tough way to remove an engine

Posted by Mel in SW Iowa on July 06, 2015 at 19:23:55 from (162.72.64.69):

In Reply to: Tough way to remove an engine posted by Married2Allis on July 06, 2015 at 14:12:01:

Smokey Yunick wrote that while he was working on the GM Buick turbo V-6 in Detroit,
he used their mainframe computer after hours to analyze race cars and tracks. IIRC a
safe race car would have to be 50+ feet long to run the speeds they do inside of the
safety walls and fences. He then redesigned race tracks putting spectator
grandstands on the inside of the track and lots of space on the outside for out of
control cars to escape to without killing a driver. Too bad someone didn't actually
try this, it seems like it might be a lot safer for both spectators and for drivers.

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• Re: Tough way to remove an engine paul 23:07:18 07/06/15 (0)

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