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Chad Fergen 08-21-2019 12:55 AM

Re: Indy Teardown Warning
 
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Originally Posted by X-TECH MAN (Post 594759)
And hope the NHRA catches the cheaters at another race !

But if they are "stock" and being checked, how can they cheat? #askingforafriend ;)

X-TECH MAN 08-21-2019 08:39 AM

Re: Indy Teardown Warning
 
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Originally Posted by Chad Fergen (Post 595044)
But if they are "stock" and being checked, how can they cheat? #askingforafriend ;)

None are "STOCK" today.

curtis reed 08-21-2019 10:18 AM

Re: Indy Teardown Warning
 
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Originally Posted by Mike Fuller (Post 594632)
I find this thread very interesting because during my career as a machine shop supervisor for a fortune 500 company we had a CMM in the shop. It did not have a laser attachment but used a probe. I attend classes for the purpose of learning the software and hardware concerning this piece of equipment for two weeks. My best operator attended classes for about four weeks and was very good at using this for a number of purposes.

In 1991 when the company purchased this machine it cost $56,000.00.It was a Browne & Sharpe 7-10-7. Smaller ones were cheaper but still not significantly. I don't know what a CMM with a laser attachment that had the ability to perform a 3D scan on a cylinder head would cost today. I feel comfortable saying that if NHRA were to start doing this at national events it would be best to contract someone to do this because of the complexity of this procedure. Being able to compare the scanned data to the CAD file of a know stock head would take a talented and well trained professional.

I am not saying this can or cannot be done at Indy but, it will be interesting to see what is going to happen.


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Originally Posted by Terry Cain (Post 594640)
We had one too.
Had to have it calibrated once a year and the factory tech guy was always concerned . about the floor being level because we had BIG presses close by that shook the floor all day long. If they try to do it in a trailer I'd be real concerned.


Things have really changed over the years. We demoed this unit recently. Hand held with a digital camera showing the section being measured. $55,000


https://www.keyence.com/ss/products/...m_3d/index.jsp

Chad Fergen 08-21-2019 09:33 PM

Re: Indy Teardown Warning
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by X-TECH MAN (Post 595054)
None are "STOCK" today.

#crickets... ;)

HR9121 08-21-2019 09:55 PM

Re: Indy Teardown Warning
 
As usual the only people up here complaining or throwing out accusations are the people who don't race or are no longer involved!
My heads have not been touched, no porting or whatever else goes on and the valves have been done completely within the rules and it makes pretty good power and overall is a "fast" car as far as the index goes. Maybe all you conspiracy theorist need to go back and watch some more network news and stay off Classracer.......

X-TECH MAN 08-22-2019 08:58 AM

Re: Indy Teardown Warning
 
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Originally Posted by Chad Fergen (Post 595101)
#crickets... ;)

Before its all over we shall see......LOL !

Tom Broome 08-22-2019 10:36 PM

Re: Indy Teardown Warning
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by HR9121 (Post 595103)
As usual the only people up here complaining or throwing out accusations are the people who don't race or are no longer involved!
My heads have not been touched, no porting or whatever else goes on and the valves have been done completely within the rules and it makes pretty good power and overall is a "fast" car as far as the index goes. Maybe all you conspiracy theorist need to go back and watch some more network news and stay off Classracer.......

Got it. In your mind the only racers who count, are current racers. Those who help others race need to keep their opinions, or experiences, to themselves.

Billy Nees 08-23-2019 07:33 AM

Re: Indy Teardown Warning
 
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Originally Posted by Tom Broome (Post 595219)
Got it. In your mind the only racers who count, are current racers. Those who help others race need to keep their opinions, or experiences, to themselves.

Everyone is entitled to an opinion. Should a non-Racer be allowed to influence policy? I think not.

HR9121 08-23-2019 08:28 AM

Re: Indy Teardown Warning
 
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Originally Posted by Tom Broome (Post 595219)
Got it. In your mind the only racers who count, are current racers. Those who help others race need to keep their opinions, or experiences, to themselves.

Just as Billy said and I would add those that come up here day after day to just complain about the current system when they are not involved in the sport at all should get a life and move on. It's ridiculous to see negative post one after another by the same people who don't race NHRA events all day every day!

James Perrone 08-23-2019 10:10 AM

Re: Indy Teardown Warning
 
Ok question.
Being the new unwritten policy of if you go 120 you will be torn down
I know It’s Indy
. But rules is rules.
Ok let’s hear it. Yes. Or No


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