Firstly, Koeningsegg is a great engineer and has a
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Posted On: 10/25/2016 11:02:02 PM
Firstly, Koeningsegg is a great engineer and has a nice car going on. It has been going on for a long time too but GC has taken even longer (dubious distinction).
Secondly. Think about all the good stuff the K-guy's air activated valve does and it is very neat BUT.... needs oil, poppet valve, limited flow (even with extended overlap times), valve faces heat problems, and mother of all problems... 'piston clash' OR a valve contacting the piston at high RPM because the computer blinked!!!! And wait until the repair guy says we only had to replace one valve and one piston BUT the computer module costs $3,000 and is backordered until Octvember of 20-oh-shit. Still have to pull most of the engine apart to get to the rod and piston.... yikes!!!!
Nope, he is good but Coates is great.
As for the contracts, it will be months. MMmmm, did I also mention months?
Look for the goof balls on the other channel to continue their Frisbee throw with a 12"circular saw blade and just keep your head down, they will lose theirs soon enough. I suggest a small project like building an 8 foot wooden rowboat. Stay long and buy if (when) it gets lower, I will be.
Secondly. Think about all the good stuff the K-guy's air activated valve does and it is very neat BUT.... needs oil, poppet valve, limited flow (even with extended overlap times), valve faces heat problems, and mother of all problems... 'piston clash' OR a valve contacting the piston at high RPM because the computer blinked!!!! And wait until the repair guy says we only had to replace one valve and one piston BUT the computer module costs $3,000 and is backordered until Octvember of 20-oh-shit. Still have to pull most of the engine apart to get to the rod and piston.... yikes!!!!
Nope, he is good but Coates is great.
As for the contracts, it will be months. MMmmm, did I also mention months?
Look for the goof balls on the other channel to continue their Frisbee throw with a 12"circular saw blade and just keep your head down, they will lose theirs soon enough. I suggest a small project like building an 8 foot wooden rowboat. Stay long and buy if (when) it gets lower, I will be.
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