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Comments: 26 (Read/Post) Favorites: 0 (View) |
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on: 03-31-2002
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Description:
NASA crawler, weighs 6 million pounds. top speed 1 mph. |
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3-31-2002 @ 07:28:42 PM |
Posted By : Lebo |
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...now all we need is to get all the ricers lined up in a mile and get them to not move for an hour. lol |
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3-31-2002 @ 07:36:51 PM |
Posted By : Jesuz |
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also, put all the "NOS" cars under the burn pad....
[Edited by Jesuz on 3-31-2002 @ 07:40:49 PM] |
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3-31-2002 @ 07:45:20 PM |
Posted By : CRXtrackguy |
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you imagine how much horsepower it takes to move that thing? |
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3-31-2002 @ 07:55:36 PM |
Posted By : Jesuz |
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3000 would do. it goes only 1mph anyway |
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3-31-2002 @ 07:58:11 PM |
Posted By : CRXtrackguy |
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yeah, but getting that much weight to move at all would take a hell of a lot of hp. I think they should simplify matters and just chain 2 or 3 top fuel diggers to it, they'd get it moving in no time. |
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3-31-2002 @ 07:59:13 PM |
Posted By : Low-Tech Redneck |
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I wanna know what that Shuttle's HP rating is..... "For Sale, 1982 Genral Dynamics Heavy Utility Vehicle, One owner, high miles, white/black exterior, interior seats seven, runs good, no rust, garage kept, slight shudder on startup, runs good at speed, buyer arranges delivery......."
[Edited by Low-Tech Redneck on 3-31-2002 @ 08:03:28 PM] |
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3-31-2002 @ 08:02:16 PM |
Posted By : CRXtrackguy |
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I read the hp somewhere. I believe it was around 25-30k. |
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3-31-2002 @ 08:46:30 PM |
Posted By : 454Nova |
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With some Yellow accesories and a well placed "type R'' badge, i bet we could get that bad boy up to 2mph!! |
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3-31-2002 @ 08:57:39 PM |
Posted By : ny4x4 |
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you cant forget a body kit it HAS to have a body kit and a bid ass wing too |
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4-01-2002 @ 12:08:43 AM |
Posted By : Lebo |
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"The Crawler/Transporter is powered by 16 traction motors powered by four 1,000 kw generators, driven by two 2,750hp diesel engines. Two 750 kw generators, drived by two 1,065 hp diesel engines are used for jacking, steering, lighting, and ventilating. Two 150 kw generators are also used for MLP(Mobile Launch Platform) power..." |
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4-01-2002 @ 12:10:24 AM |
Posted By : CRXtrackguy |
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really, really big. probably the biggest tracked vehicle ever made, but don't quote me on that. |
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4-01-2002 @ 12:11:40 AM |
Posted By : Low-Tech Redneck |
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A modern industrial deisel engine, like ones in freight locomotives and this thing, has about 12 cylinders, each one displacing a WHOLE HELL OF A LOT of area, like a couple civic engeins. they're usualy installed upside down, so you can change the rods and bearings easier. |
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4-01-2002 @ 12:12:46 AM |
Posted By : Mad Max |
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Yep, it's the biggest tracked vehicle in human history. I was down in Cape Canaveral while they were hauling the shuttle to the launch pad. I was within 100 feet of this thing when it went by. Imagine seeing a skyscraper going down the road. That's what it looked like. |
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4-01-2002 @ 12:13:01 AM |
Posted By : CRXtrackguy |
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yeah, i've seen a piston from some huge ship's diesel, it was like 10 inches, and weighed close to 200 pounds... crazy. |
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4-01-2002 @ 12:14:11 AM |
Posted By : CRXtrackguy |
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and just think, they've got a completely enclosed building where they can park this thing... and two shuttles... and all the machinery needed for working on both... |
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