Interview on Volksbashradio tonight!

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Interview on Volksbashradio tonight!

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The interview that Bill and I had with Ray iddings of Volksbashradio will air tonight at 8 PM EST...

Listen! There are in car sound bites and an in car interview as well as other tibits that you'll all like to hear!
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What's the URL for us ADD folks?
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Were is the download link. There web folks need to get up to speed.
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Post by IanEpperson »

http://www.monksmedia.com/volksbash.php

Is their page. The new show isn't listed yet, but it's posted (guessed the URL):

http://www.monksmedia.com/volksbash/053006.mp3
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Classic Jake - When asked wouldn't the data be more realistic if you were to have a chase vehicle for all the gear, etc. Jake reply's "I want this to be worst-case..." and "I'd rather fix it on the side of the road, than depend on a water-cooled, radiator-laden chase vehicle"

Note: the mpg he quoted was before the gps calibrated odometer tests where it showed that the Plaque odometer was running 5.88% slow due to the larger than stock tires. The mpg on data pages have been corrected using the gps calibration which correlated to freeway mileposts within feet. Average trip mpg was 21.5 over 3450 miles going about 75 mph with at least 2480 lb of car/flesh/fuel/gear/gatorade/beef jerky.

Right on and Stuff,
Bill
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I personally liked
"I don't believe in chase vehicles"... I don't think I have EVER been more blunt in my life!
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Post by R2.0 »

I think the Pinzgauer would have made an AWESOME chase vehicle - lots of capacity and still air cooled.

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Post by MASSIVE TYPE IV »

Yeah, but 5 days of driving in the Pinz would put you in the Hospital!

I like the thought of being self sufficient and HAVING to make the car perform! I tell all my customers they don't need tools or spare parts in their car with a TIV and this proved it!
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Post by IanEpperson »

I liked the bit where Jake said he was thinking about putting it on the strip, but first he'd have to talk to the guy he was selling the engine to. :wink:

When I read on this forum that you'd dragged it, well, my wife came in from the front yard -- "did you just shout, 'he did WHAT?!?"
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I tried to call you before I launched it down the track, but there was no coverage!
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MASSIVE TYPE IV wrote:I tried to call you before I launched it down the track, but there was no coverage!
Maybe you could have gotten 12 if you didn't have the cell phone in your hand ;)

RED
dial dial dial...

YELLOW YELLOW
"Hmm... no coverage...

YELLOW GREEN
"oh! the light..." ROAAAAAR

8)



It's all good, if you couldn't break it -- I don't stand a chance!
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Bill K. wrote:.......
Average trip mpg was 21.5 over 3450 miles going about 75 mph with
at least 2480 lb of car/flesh/fuel/gear/gatorade/beef jerky.

Right on and Stuff,
Bill
BUWAHHAHAHHAHAHHAHAHHAHAHA!

Bill, that sounds like a fishing trip to me!

Glad you guys made it without problems, but I dont' believe in LUCK!
8)

It could ONLY have been due to good old fashined hard work and excellence in craftmanship. If you want your engine built right, call Jake.

KUDOS to both you and Jake, as I know you had YOUR work cut out fer
ya too!
:lol:

Don
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Post by Bill K. »

Thanks Don. We had a lot of fun. Looking at the data and reading testimonials is one thing, but living it is another. RAT engines are solid! It's a testament of the hard work and ingenuity of everyone involved over the years.

My laptop calluses, carpal tunnel, and sore ass are healing fine :wink:
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