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Nice collection.


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Thanks, Neels. Good stuff. I would love to play with this for some of the vintage stuff.
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Interestingly no-one is commenting on the second video which is on how Hendrick Motorsports is using the software.
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Thanks for the sharing, very interesting, need time to process all that information.
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vannik wrote: Sun Dec 27, 2020 6:12 am Interestingly no-one is commenting on the second video which is on how Hendrick Motorsports is using the software.
when you 1st posted that Link , i clicked on it ,
but all i saw Sieman's Menu choices Heading ... rest of page was blank ... same thing next Day ,
but now i can see all the page + video :)

all your other Links always worked ... it was only the Hendrick Motorsports NASCAR link page that rest of page was blank

maybe others saw the same thing i was seeing ... but it now works !
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vannik wrote: Sun Dec 27, 2020 6:12 am Interestingly no-one is commenting on the second video which is on how Hendrick Motorsports is using the software.
Good video. Wish they did some white papers like Honda does.

I love looking at modern NASCAR combustion chambers and piston tops, knowing how much work, testing, measuring, simulating, etc. has been done to maximize combustion efficiency. Here is a contemporary Chevy R07 chamber (currently on eBay):
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https://www.ebay.com/itm/R07-Cylinder-H ... SwPGBf59Ro

You could probably bring these images into CAD, scale it to a known (bore size, retainer diameter, etc) and get some measurements.

R07 pistons. Not sure if they compliment this particular chamber, but look close to what I have seen in others:

https://www.ebay.com/itm/NEW-NASCAR-CAP ... SwzaJYB8GW

Also interesting, I never heard of this company: http://capricornauto.co.uk/pistons
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hoffman900 wrote: Sun Dec 27, 2020 8:47 pm ...
Also interesting, I never heard of this company: http://capricornauto.co.uk/pistons
https://www.materialsforengineering.co. ... -ltd/3801/
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