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Re: Rotary Engine
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lugnet.technic
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Wed, 16 Apr 2003 02:39:15 GMT
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Rotary engines are a bit obscure, but they don`t loko interesting in a
finished technic model. Or would be hard to do...
8466 with fourwheel steering? i have one sitting on my desk, rear axle is
built like the front one and it has 4 wheel drive and 4 wheel steering. The
drivetrain is easier to turn than the original rear end and the 4 wheel
steering took a few different designs to get working well in a way that is
light to turn. I`m just waiting for some parts from bricklink to finish it,
but it is working...
Gerard
"Max Maxwell" <r34_v@yahoo.com> wrote in message
news:HDEzrw.vzJ@lugnet.com...
> I think it would be kinda cool if TLG made a rotary engine to the scale of
> the new style pistons. If you don't know what a rotary engine is, see • this:
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> http://travel.howstuffworks.com/rotary-engine.htm
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> Oh well. One can dream, right?
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> And how about making a second generation 8880 supercar? With 8448 body and
> 8466 drivetrain + four wheel steering. I think it would be cooler than the • 8880.
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> What about a smaller differential that you only need to add axles to? Or a
> real torsen differential the size of the current diff?
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> Okay, enough of the insane requests. But they would be cool.
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> How about bringing back technic in full force? With different packs of
> parts, like pneumatics, beams, connectors, other assorted parts. Oh yeah,
> strengthening the gears, plus a bevel version and clutch version of each.
> How about worm gears that mesh correctly for Henry Chea's torsen diff? • Bring
> back the threaded axles! How about more official models using technic and
> regular parts? Well, enough ranting for now. Maybe one day TLG will
listen!?!?
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| I think it would be kinda cool if TLG made a rotary engine to the scale of the new style pistons. If you don't know what a rotary engine is, see this: (URL) well. One can dream, right? And how about making a second generation 8880 supercar? With (...) (21 years ago, 16-Apr-03, to lugnet.technic)
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