Thread: Liquid Oxygen

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Originally posted by BowtieGirl
Diamonds? They can be used for other things than jewlry? Head can I get matching earings to go with your brake discs?

Did i here someone call my name?, it must be a call to arms!. This guy Headache, if John Force was lending him tires, he must have seen this fabulous set up he had, why did'nt he hire this genius on the spot, could have saved him alot of $ in speed secrets. Maybe John was looking for a laugh that day and could'nt believe his luck? 4.6 in a street racer??? thats amazing!! i have a JATO pack you should try. Has anybody figured this out yet. "HEAD" is a synonym for "STONER", this guy is high and he's on some trip, so sit back and lets enjoy his ride....................Head, please continue............

Adding oxygen to anything will cause oxidation, right? Seems to me lots of rodders spend hours fighting oxidation, polishing. SOOOO head must be polishing inside his engine every run. Sooo every 5.000 pass is followed witha full tear down, full polish of all moving and nonmoving parts and a reassemble to run another 5.00 pass. Seeems that could take some time. Diamonds and platinum, jewler, gasser or HEADcase. It is all funny.

Maybe he used liquid oxygen like NASA uses liquid oxygen, in an "external" combustion engine like a rocket.

Like the story of the Camaro/Chevelle/Caprice in Arizona that the reservist strapped the JATO rocket to and drove/flew into the cliff Wile E Coyote (Super Genius) style?

Head, You could get out of this whole thing by just saying.............
Gotcha!!!!!!!

Don't do that though. This is fun. Think up something else. Today is my birthday (Thanx) and this has been fun. Thanx again.

By my calculations, if you shaved some weight off that thing and doubled the liquid oxygen you could use it as a time machine? Please take that idea and run with it!!

Got to go. Can't catch my breath(oxygen). Thanx again

P.S. You could design the car in photoshop.

pro70z28; I just came back to this thread to see if I missed anything,and pro I'm glad I did. Only wish I would have thought of the time machine. HE!HE!HE!


Vegas

Originally posted by T2B
Like the story of the Camaro/Chevelle/Caprice in Arizona that the reservist strapped the JATO rocket to and drove/flew into the cliff Wile E Coyote (Super Genius) style?

Exactly Like!

I'd like to see this thread keep goin', but I think HEAD may be gone....

Aww, that sucks! it was getting fun too! Hey, anyone want to help me run NOS through my 403? with my 350 heads and bogusly thick cylinder walls, my aluminum pistons sould be able to handle it-right?

Originally posted by drg84
Aww, that sucks! it was getting fun too! Hey, anyone want to help me run NOS through my 403? with my 350 heads and bogusly thick cylinder walls, my aluminum pistons sould be able to handle it-right?

I don't think that will work unless you get the H.P. canoyter valve.
Don't hold to this but I think you can get one a Home Depot ON SALE NOW TIL SATURDAY!!!

Originally posted by Streets
Mebbe autographed by Tony Stewert too?? HE oughta run them "Roush Racin' Engines" too..

Watch da Roush Racin' Engines go Boooooooooom

What ever happend to head, Did he go away mad.HE! HE! HE!

~ Vegas ~

Originally posted by vara4
What ever happend to head, Did he go away mad.HE! HE! HE!

~ Vegas ~

He musta just lost it, so to speak.

The only conclusion I can draw from this thread is that a lot of you like science fiction. I restrain my full analysis of this string of sausage links to just say that indeed liquid oxygen is dangerous and prone to react with almost anything. Just for the record, absolute zero temperature is believed to be -273.15 degrees C or -459.67 degrees F, so -600 degrees F would seem to be impossible. The closest anyone has come to absolute zero so far is 0.000000000280 degrees K (1 degree K is the same size as 1 degree C). There is even a theorem that says you can't actually get to absolute zero, let alone lower to -600 degrees F. JATO packs and platinum blocks are probably the result an adolescent imagination. Real consideration of such speeds should compare to land speed records of jet cars or other speedsters on the straight track at Bonneville.

Don Shillady
Retired Scientist/teen rodder

Kewl....... LOX iz' back..
Time to poke anudder' hole in the side of a mountain.
Time to roast anutter' set of JOHN's slicks.
I am just surprised the infamous J. Rod is not an intricate component of the LOX mobile. He He He