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I would like for $7000 less than the 1000+hp engine thats 18,000 bucks
I would like to buy this engine
Yeah it should go in there ok
540" BBC MARINE ENGINE ON OUR COMPUTERIZED DYNO. THIS COMBINATION MAKES 660HP @ 5400RPM'S AND 690 FT/LBS @ 4400. WWW. TIMZEPPENGINES.COM
I just finished this motor, breakin it in. solid roller 496 13.5 comp,
This was built a long long time ago i included in the vid section because it was one of the first electromotive set ups we ever did.It still runs ...
1. BBC News (UK) – Police investigate Habbo Hotel virtual furniture theft . “Thieves have struck again in the virtual world Habbo Hotel. Finnish police are investigating up to 400 cases of theft, with some members reporting the loss of up to €1000 (ВЈ840) worth of virtual furniture and other items, according to Detective Sergeant Marko Levonen. “We have done five home searches in five cities in Finland,” he said. This is not the first time Habbo Hotel, which allows users to meet friends and buy virtual goods, has been targeted. In 2007, a Dutch teenager was arrested for allegedly stealing virtual furniture worth thousands of euros on the site, which is believed to have more than 100 million registered “avatars”.”
2. AsiaOne (Singapore) – Students create virtual-world temple . “Internet users can now visit a three-dimensional virtual world of Thailand’s past, presenting a new and surprisingly real insight into Thai heritage, arts and culture. Called 3D Virtual World Heritage Wat Chaiwattanaram, the glimpse into Thailand’s history is a joint effort by Kasetsart University, Sun Microsystems and the Inter University Network, UniNet, using Sun Wonderland technology. Above all else, the project, at http://niramit.hpcnc.com/WatChaiWatanaram , involves pride in the Thai heritage, by promoting a kind of Internet tourism. A professor at Kasetsart University’s Computer Engineering Department, Putchong Uthayyopas, said the three-dimensional virtual world of Wat Chaiwattanaram had been developed by students of his department.”
3. New Scientist (UK) – Impossible figures brought to life in virtual worlds . “Ever found a computer game truly impossible? If not, you soon might, thanks to Chinese computer scientists who have found a way to depict physically impossible figures in 3D virtual environments. The endless staircases of the Dutch artist M. C. Escher appear impossible and possible at the same time, and able to go in all directions. Such visual trickery depends heavily on the observer’s viewpoint – and that makes it difficult to animate Escher-type figures in games. If the viewpoint pans around a 3D computer depiction of such a staircase, “the impossibility is lost”, says Tai-Pang Wu at the Chinese University of Hong Kong.”
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