durty

ill have a looksy in a moment for you

shit. that really sucks

i did. dropped out tho

awesome. what year is it? i prefer the 2 doors personaaly though

sweet. what body style is it?

yup. the sprints came out with k50 boxes. dunno about the others

good deal

spotted it. technical is spelt wrong

whats wrong with it?

i think his engine is modified aye

No, I really am _that_ sad that is insane. any pics of starlets?

damn kyteler. how many pictures do u have?? u always seem to be able to pull some up

u make a valid point there

agreement. candy apple green

thats what makes it so cool. its a filthy filthy color

nice interior

what a filthy best. i like

hope that isnt true cos i just put one of those on... guess we will see later

i think metallic personally

admin, pull out the banning stick i think

fair enuf. didnt know that learn something new everyday

doesnt look like its off a nissan. three diamond logo in centre...

A petrol engine is a classic example of the utilisation of a machine to produce work from the combustion of a fuel which is, in this case, petrol. If we represent petrol as being composed of n-octane, we can write a global reaction of n-octane oxidation: C8H18 + 12.5O2 -> 8CO2 + 9H2O The reaction above indicates the complete combustion of octane to give CO2 and H2O. In the engine however, the reaction is simply not represented by the above equation and in fact the products from the exhaust contains more than just CO2 and H2O, which depends on the amount of air that has been added with the fuel. The chemical processes involved in the engine are complex. It entails a complex free-radical chain reaction mechanism, involving many chain carriers and branching agents with the ability to react in a number of different ways. http://www.madsci.org/posts/archives/ma ... .Ch.r.html

fully agreed