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I didn't create the video but I sure am glad that people share the view from the pylons! Is it September yet?!
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I was thinking about it more and more, but I think this video was needed in the NBC show. I got goosebumps watching this I was PUMPED UP!!! The noise, the speed, the power, THIS video really shows why Reno is awesome
Maybe with a little more time in next years broadcast it can be a little less "educational" and more action-packed with stuff like this.Reno from '99 to '23
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Originally posted by WARPT View PostThe segment where Strega is being towed out, it looks like that one exhaust stack/cylinder is running MUCH leaner than the others?
My guess is that the leak at the stack/head junction (which burned up the fairing just ahead of the 2nd stack) allowed air to enter the stack and cause the spent gasses to burn inside the stack rather than after exiting the stack at high power, raising the temp inside the stack and creating a coating of ash on the inside of the stack. So the high temperatures were probably just in the stack itself, not in the cylinder. Either that, or the hot gasses flowing along the outside of the stack from the leak raised the temperature of the metal stack to the point it burned the carbon coating white.
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Originally posted by 440_Magnum View PostIf the engine really had been running lean on one hole, she wouldn't have won. :-)
My guess is that the leak at the stack/head junction (which burned up the fairing just ahead of the 2nd stack) allowed air to enter the stack and cause the spent gasses to burn inside the stack rather than after exiting the stack at high power, raising the temp inside the stack and creating a coating of ash on the inside of the stack. So the high temperatures were probably just in the stack itself, not in the cylinder. Either that, or the hot gasses flowing along the outside of the stack from the leak raised the temperature of the metal stack to the point it burned the carbon coating white.
I thought too that if the one cylinder was running THAT much leaner Strega probably wouldn't have won let alone finished.
Your guess makes total sense though. Sounds logical. I would tend to agree that it was an air leak around the 2nd stack.
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