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Savage_Messiah 07-26-2005 10:00 AM

This whole space shuttle launch gets me wondering...
 
what that thing would run in a 1/4 mile, and if I can strap jets to my car :twisted: :lol:

foff667 07-26-2005 10:11 AM

Re: This whole space shuttle launch gets me wondering...
 
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Originally Posted by Savage_Messiah
what that thing would run in a 1/4 mile, and if I can strap jets to my car :twisted: :lol:

strait up its pretty damn slow from what ive seen...they just weigh too damn much...once it gets going theres not much of anythign faster though :)

Savage_Messiah 07-26-2005 10:15 AM

so uh, that HPTuners..... can you tune for rocket fuel??? :lol:

foff667 07-26-2005 10:23 AM

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Originally Posted by Savage_Messiah
so uh, that HPTuners..... can you tune for rocket fuel??? :lol:

haha I might need some help from the guys at NASA but im sure anything is possible lol

misterjuice 07-26-2005 10:33 AM

if i'm not mistaken, those thing can go like Mach15-20 or something like that.

Savage_Messiah 07-26-2005 10:38 AM

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Originally Posted by misterjuice
if i'm not mistaken, those thing can go like Mach15-20 or something like that.

I heard them mention something like 17,500 mph to break thru... the atmosphere?? (i was getting my hair cut so didnt hear it all)

SteveR 07-26-2005 11:57 AM

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Originally Posted by Savage_Messiah
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Originally Posted by misterjuice
if i'm not mistaken, those thing can go like Mach15-20 or something like that.

I heard them mention something like 17,500 mph to break thru... the atmosphere?? (i was getting my hair cut so didnt hear it all)

I think once they leave the Earth's atmosphere it travels around 23,000 mph with the jets on.

SteveR 07-26-2005 11:58 AM

Re: This whole space shuttle launch gets me wondering...
 
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Originally Posted by Savage_Messiah
what that thing would run in a 1/4 mile, and if I can strap jets to my car :twisted: :lol:

Sure you can strap jets to your car, just ask Art Arfons or Les Shockley how to do it :D

skorpion317 07-26-2005 12:22 PM

you need to go 25,000 MPH to break Earth's gravity. that works out to about 7 miles a second :shock:

12secondv6 07-26-2005 02:12 PM

I've reached those speeds too many times..... all in my neon..... 8)

enRo 07-26-2005 02:58 PM

Re: This whole space shuttle launch gets me wondering...
 
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Originally Posted by foff667
strait up its pretty damn slow from what ive seen...they just weigh too damn much...once it gets going theres not much of anythign faster though

CARBON FIBER YO!

Savage_Messiah 07-27-2005 12:23 AM

Re: This whole space shuttle launch gets me wondering...
 
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Originally Posted by BigDaddyKane
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Originally Posted by foff667
strait up its pretty damn slow from what ive seen...they just weigh too damn much...once it gets going theres not much of anythign faster though

CARBON FIBER YO!

James, Craig and Tim should see who can design the lightest space ship hha

Tru2Chevy 07-27-2005 10:22 AM

Re: This whole space shuttle launch gets me wondering...
 
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Originally Posted by SteveR
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Originally Posted by Savage_Messiah
what that thing would run in a 1/4 mile, and if I can strap jets to my car :twisted: :lol:

Sure you can strap jets to your car, just ask Art Arfons or Les Shockley how to do it :D

Wow - there's a name I haven't heard in about a billion years....

**goes home to find old tractor pull vhs tapes to remember the good 'ole days**

- Justin

BigAls87Z28 07-27-2005 10:50 AM

Problem is....thoes arent "jets" that are strapped to the side of the Space Shuttle. They are rockets. Kinda hard to use a jet engine in the vaccum of SPACE.

Savage_Messiah 07-27-2005 03:20 PM

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Originally Posted by BigAls87Z28
Problem is....thoes arent "jets" that are strapped to the side of the Space Shuttle. They are rockets. Kinda hard to use a jet engine in the vaccum of SPACE.

:stfu: :geek:


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