Never expected that from you of all people. RESPEK.....want33s wrote:That's the best thing about forums...
Everyone is entitled to their opinion...
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PM also received...cloughy wrote: Yea missed the prop rotation bit, not crank
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some one solve this for me.......... buggy question
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Did you read the second paragraph or did you just look for what suits your argument?want33s wrote:"Due to the higher production costs and the advent of fuel injected gasoline engines bristling with computer modules and sensors, engine manufacturers discontinued reverse rotation engines in most cases. Since then, engine outputs have been handled by reduction gears capable of reversing engine output rotation. Both engines are standard left hand rotation but the reverse reduction gear changes the starboard engine output to right hand rotation. This is a much simpler, less expensive way to handle the need for opposite rotating engines. "
SOURCE:
http://www.boatpartsinfo.com/engine-rotation.html
That would explain why I've never come across it.
Its a discontinued practise in smaller boats especially petrol engined inboards.
PS. Why would you say you must be 'talking out your ass' because I've never come across it?
Your first reply with the would suggest you beleived im talking shit not that you just have not ever heard of it.
If your going to PM people and annoy the piss out of them, best to Post the whole conversation, first you say you've never heard of counter rotating engines , you get shown they exist, then continue to pic snippets that suit your opinion, I was just playing in your fieldwant33s wrote:I'm a farkbag who badgers people with PM's]
Counter rotating small blocks exist readily available AS DO kits as mentioned above.............So whats the problem please?
No more PM's, they make baby jesus cry, and you appear to use whatever you like anyhow
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Re: some one solve this for me.......... buggy question
bwahahaha, you must have been bored.NICK wrote:You take a navara transfer case which has a left hand drop and fit it to a moon buggy with a commodore v6 and auto, 60's landcruiser diffs. easy
do you need to flip the diffs?
second question, if you were to use a 350, 2 speedglide and GQ transfer and make the motor run backward would you need to flip the diffs?
Yes i have way to much time on my hands. none of the above will make your silverado any cheaper to run.
next question...
NICK
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GRIMACE wrote:How I miss the days of care free wheelin with the crews!
I was going up a hill once in my Suzuki LJ50 when it stalled momentarily. It then restarted backwards, without me knowing as it rolled back slightly before I clutched it. When I went to take off again, I shot backwards. I first thought something had happened to the gearbox because I had 4 reverse gears and one forward gear! Not really relevant to the 'discussion' because it was a 2 stroke anyway.
The Corvair air cooled 6 cyl used to have a reverse rotation kit available so it could be used in VW conversions, back in the 70's.......
The Corvair air cooled 6 cyl used to have a reverse rotation kit available so it could be used in VW conversions, back in the 70's.......
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