Stunning Fully Functional 1:3 Scale Ferrari 312PB
12-05-06 | 02:14 PM
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Stunning Fully Functional 1:3 Scale Ferrari 312PB
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l3NVJ4pEFuY
THIS IS SO INSANE!!!
who is going to make one for 2GS?
12-05-06 | 03:03 PM
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Thats sweet
Mad props to him for building that car.
12-05-06 | 03:09 PM
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holy hell! that's just crazy
12-05-06 | 03:11 PM
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Unbelievable--
And we bite our nails over installing fuel/spark management or standalone....
12-05-06 | 03:24 PM
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lol a 1L V12 24valve engine
i wonder how fast it can go
12-05-06 | 04:16 PM
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lol a 1L V12 24valve engine
i wonder how fast it can go
I thought he said 100cc? Not 1000cc? Correct me if i'm wrong.
12-05-06 | 04:21 PM
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I seen this on another forum that I'm on. It crazy. I think the best is the valve springs made from the spring in your writing pens. thats awsome!
12-05-06 | 05:05 PM
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I thought he said 100cc? Not 1000cc? Correct me if i'm wrong.
oops sorry yeah 100cc
this has got to be like the smallest working V12 engine in the world
probably broke lots of world records with this car
so how big is the real 312PB engine?
12-05-06 | 05:07 PM
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I thought he said 100cc? Not 1000cc? Correct me if i'm wrong.
He does say it's just a 100cc flat-12. Unfortunately, since the original 312PB engine displaces 3.0L, the 100cc engine doesn't qualify to be in a 1:3 scale model, as it has to be 3.0L / 3 ^ 3 = 333cc to qualify.
Still impressive work though.
12-05-06 | 05:33 PM
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He does say it's just a 100cc flat-12. Unfortunately, since the original 312PB engine displaces 3.0L, the 100cc engine doesn't qualify to be in a 1:3 scale model, as it has to be 3.0L / 3 ^ 3 = 333cc to qualify.
Still impressive work though.
(3000cc / 3)^3 = 111cc
12-05-06 | 05:39 PM
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(3000cc / 3)^3 = 111cc
Dude, seriously, you need to retake your 3rd-grader math.
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12-05-06 | 07:08 PM
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sorry a typo there
i meant 3000cc / (3^3) = 3000cc / 27 = 111.11cc
since u didnt put a bracket for (3000cc / 3), the power gets priority
and if u did mean to write (3000cc / 3)^3 then it would be 1 million liters
i dont think such an engine exist in the world yet
lol
12-05-06 | 07:11 PM
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sorry a typo there
i meant 3000cc / (3^3) = 3000cc / 27 = 111.11cc
since u didnt put a bracket for (3000cc / 3), the power gets priority
Ahh...damn you're right. Kept thinking 3 ^ 3 = 9 for some stupid reasons. Guess I need to retake my 3rd-grader math.
So at 100cc vs 111cc the guy isn't too far off after all.
12-05-06 | 07:17 PM
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heh its alright, i think Ferrari should buy this replica and put it in the ferrari museum
or jay leno, being a big motor head, should buy it
12-05-06 | 08:24 PM
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that is one of the most incredible things Ive ever laid eyes on..............but I can virtually guarantee you that this guy doesnt have a woman in his life.