I am most likely getting a 2004 Grand Prix with a 3800 series III engine (200 HP and 230 ft-lbs torque). The car performs great already, but I had heard that having your car tuned to require a higher octane level, you can increase your horsepower.
I’m getting a good deal on the car, otherwise I [...]
in grand thefts auto four in the smallest island there’s a thing called the garage dose it modify ur car and how do u use it if its not where can i modify my car
I see some videos on youtube and they spawn vechiles that they modifed.
About 4 months ago i had a used engine put into my 95 crown vic at the tune of $2,000. Since then i have had problems that i did not have before. The car stutters badly when driven, and when going into second gear there is a bad shutter that vibrates the entire car like [...]
I have a 1968 302 V8 Mustang, which has done 80.000 at the time of importing from the USA. I live in the UK where we only readily have unleaded petrol, as far as I know the car has not been modified in the heads, therefore what is an acceptable amount of miles the car [...]
I know having emergency flashers is totally illegal and I have no desire to install them. However, I would really love to paint my car black and white complete with bumpers. I am doing this NOT out of mockery for the police, but out of respect for the police. I really like the look of [...]
My husband and I are working on scale model cars.. He is starting a 1968 Firebird model. We have been searching the net for images of under the hood so we can fine detail and wire the engine. Close ups of the distributor especially would be great.. Original images that is… Nothing modified… So [...]
my main question:
how is the control of frictional forces been used to modify the design of objects such as skis and car tires?
i would appreciate it if you would give me some sources to read
into it also.
by the way, the only frictional forces are kinetic and static right?
I found a honda prelude on the web highly modified for around 8k. The car is in ohio and i have to get it shipped over to the east coast. Would you consider this a little too much for a 17 year old?
I’ve seen alternators, such as a prestolite 12v 140 amp, rewound with thinner gauge wire and with more winds and used as a regenerative brake (energized while coasting to use the car’s forward motion to charge main battery pack) in electric vehicles. I was wondering if a 3G alternator from a 94-95 Mustang could [...]