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On 1/5/2021 at 12:39 PM, DNP said:

 I’m surprised we haven’t polished and ported the gas port in our barrels yet or run them through some sort of flow bench.

Well, where do you think I get my gas port data from, brother?  Calculating bore size for an engine.  That's how I come up with all that shiit, in the first place.  First is what works, second is calculating bore size on what works - it's just a smaller bore, in a gas port - but the math is the same.  If the dwell time is the same, and gas block diameter increases, then it's like calculating a stroker engine.  Literally.  Bore x Bore x Stroke x 0.7854.  Done.  If you want the same size "engine" in a gas port, but the gas block diameter increased, that's a longer "stroke" if you were building an engine.  You need to make the "cylinder" smaller, which would be the gas port in this case.  To have the "same size engine" - and keep the same gas pressure... 

It's all math.  Eugene Stoner figured out the physics on it :hail:      - just apply his physics (and math) of the operations that really work, modify the math for the different shiit, and your gun runs.   :thumbup:

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Math lesson - as soon as you fuckers can run these calculations, I can RETIRE and stop answering questions!...   :banana::lmao:

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1 hour ago, Armed Eye Doc said:

That dumbass. :lmao:. He should have known.

 

Glad it was not worse.

Oh, I already fired that mechanic.  I'm looking for a new one now...   :bitchslap:

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10 hours ago, 98Z5V said:

Math lesson - as soon as you fuckers can run these calculations, I can RETIRE and stop answering questions!...   :banana::lmao:

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So be it, who gives a rat's ass about a circle vs a square?

how about a more simple formula as to how to figure displacement ?

I'm listening.........

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4 minutes ago, Sharpshooter said:

Pi x r squared x stroke. And don't give me any guff about pi being round, not square! 🤪

I didn't have anything to do with this.

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9 hours ago, mrmackc said:

So be it, who gives a rat's ass about a circle vs a square?

how about a more simple formula as to how to figure displacement ?

I'm listening.........

Maybe because you have to determine the area that a certain size circle actually is, before you can add the depth to that (the stroke), so you can come up with the cylinder volume... 

Bore x Bore x Stroke x 0.7854 is about as easy as it can get, Mack.  It doesn't get any simpler than that...  

I was explaining the WHY on using the 0.7854, Nuggin'...   :bitchslap:

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35 minutes ago, 98Z5V said:

Maybe because you have to determine the area that a certain size circle actually is, before you can add the depth to that (the stroke), so you can come up with the cylinder volume... 

Bore x Bore x Stroke x 0.7854 is about as easy as it can get, Mack.  It doesn't get any simpler than that...  

I was explaining the WHY on using the 0.7854, Nuggin'...   :bitchslap:

 

Bore x Bore x Stroke x 0.7854 X number of cylinders = Engine displacement ?    (must be the new math way of figureing how to calculate the volume of a cylinder.

 

 

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2 hours ago, mrmackc said:

 

Bore x Bore x Stroke x 0.7854 X number of cylinders = Engine displacement ?    (must be the new math way of figureing how to calculate the volume of a cylinder.

 

 

Exactly.  I can post up the paper I wrote on it years ago, if you'd like.  It's definitely not a "new math was of figuring it out" either - it's one of the oldest, proven ways around. 

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I can see where it is convenient when the bore and stroke would be an odd number like 3.675 and the stroke could also be an odd number like 4.279  when using a calculator.

 

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It jut happens to be that the area of a circle tangent to all sides of a square is 78.54% of that square. (I haven’t checked the number for 98’s math, but I trust it)

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Well, GAWD DAYUM!!!   Imagine THAT Shiit, right there!!! 

Maybe I'm not as dumb as I look, you rotten bastards.  I fuckin' TOLD YA'S, too...  

:thefinger::popcorn:

 

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On 1/8/2021 at 11:03 PM, 98Z5V said:

 

Maybe I'm not as dumb as I look, you rotten bastards.  

 

And trust me, that’s probably a good thing in your case. 

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Did someone mention Pie? I am all in on that I love me some pie apple, banana Cream I am not picky and I do not care is it is square or round...

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Next trip, according to a phonecall from @AZMan tonight, the dates are 19~21 Feb.  Friday to Sunday.  Sand Time again.  If I can't get the 250R engine done by then, I'll take the LTR.  I like jumping that thing WAY MORE BETTER anyway.  I'll huck that fucker off anything you guys point at...   :banana:

@DNP - Sand.  19~21 Feb, brother. Grab a bike.   @SmoothAction - get a flight, brother...   :thumbup:

Dan has ALOT of guys coming, I'll wrangle the local guys into this one, too, and get a good big trip out of this one.  Replacing all the coolant lines on one guy's rig tomorrow. 

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On 1/29/2021 at 8:57 PM, 98Z5V said:

Next trip, according to a phonecall from @AZMan tonight, the dates are 19~21 Feb.  Friday to Sunday.  Sand Time again.  If I can't get the 250R engine done by then, I'll take the LTR.  I like jumping that thing WAY MORE BETTER anyway.  I'll huck that fucker off anything you guys point at...   :banana:

@DNP - Sand.  19~21 Feb, brother. Grab a bike.   @SmoothAction - get a flight, brother...   :thumbup:

Dan has ALOT of guys coming, I'll wrangle the local guys into this one, too, and get a good big trip out of this one.  Replacing all the coolant lines on one guy's rig tomorrow. 

Let me see what I can do!

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