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This is a 1964 Pontiac GTO post car. 325 H.P., 428 Ft. lbs. torque, all numbers match, Muncie 4 speed transmission, Hurst shifter, Factory air, and 15 inch American Racing Torque-Thrust Wheels. Complete frame off restoration. The car was completed in August, 2003.
Photographic information:
Originally the photo was going to made on the other side of the boat launch. Then I got this bright idea to move the car to the other side to catch the sun. When I saw the reflection, I had the car positioned as close to the water as I could without it falling in. The time of the shoot was late afternoon.
The photo was cropped, some areas in the background (fence) were cloned out.
Light HDR was used.
Borders and graphics were added.
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Camera: PhotoSmart 618
Editing program: Paint Shop Pro
This photo is on the informational poster that was painted for show display.
2008 Bentley Motors Arnage R with the 6.75 litre twin-turbocharged V8 engine that it shares with the Arnage RL, it has enormous reserves of power. Nevertheless, the 450bhp (336kW) is delivered in a smooth and progressive manner, enhancing the sense of comfort and control.
Panels of natural wood set off the chrome brightware of the controls, while fluted seats with either contrasting or matching piping add to an interior ambience that’s as discreet as it is luxurious.
Bentley 2008 Arnage R Specifiations:
ENGINE
Engine Capacity 6761cc
Max. Power 450bhp / 456 PS / 336 kW @ 4100rpm
Max.Torque 875Nm, 645 lb.ft @ 1800rpm
Compression Ratio 7.8:1
Emission Level EU 4 / LEV II
Fuel 98 (95) RON
DRIVELINE AND TRANSMISSION
Four-speed automatic gearbox with electronic gear actuation
PERFORMANCE
Max. Speed 168mph / 270km/h
Acceleration 0 - 60mph 5.5 seconds
Acceleration 0 - 100km/h 5.8 seconds
* Power ratings are based on 98 RON fuel
FUEL CONSUMPTION
EU DRIVE CYCLE
Urban 9.8mpg 28.8 litres/100km
Extra-Urban 20.1mpg 14.1 litres/100km
Combined 14.5mpg 19.5 litres/100km
Co2 emissions (combined) 465g/km
EPA DRIVE CYCLE
City Driving 11.7 Usmpg
Highway Driving 20.3 mpg
WEIGHTS AND VOLUMES
Kerbweight 2585kg
Gross Vehicle Weight 3065kg
Front Axle Weight 1535kg
Rear Axle Weight 1615kg
Boot Volume 374L 0.374m³ (13.2 cu.ft)
Fuel tank capacity 96L 21.1 Gallons / 25.3 US Gallons
DIMENSIONS
Overall Length 5390mm 212.2in
Width across mirrors 2125mm 83.66in
Width with mirrors folded 1900mm 74.8in
Height 1515mm 59.65in
Wheel Base 3116mm 122.68in
Track Front / Rear 1602 / 1602mm 63.07 / 63.07in
Original knot work formed into copper metal clay, kiln soldered to fabricated copper tubes. Lapis lazuli and nephrite jade were bezel set into the terminals.
White Porsche Macan Turbo with Fi Exhaust - Scene
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I needed two new tyres earlier this week so took along my camera and 50mm. Its a garage I've used for years so didn't mind asking if I could take a few shots. Got plenty of " Just my best side" jokes from the fitters which kept it all lighthearted.
Norbar gearboxes are extensively used for sub sea operation. This adapter gearbox takes input from a 2700 N.m Class 4 tool and provides API Class 7 output of 33,000 N.m.
This tractor company choose to highlight the pulling power of this model. The straight four cylinder engine and the few remnants of red paint marks this model as either a Massey or Farmall brand. www.agriculture.com/machinery/ageless-iron/international-...
Here is a 5 page article i wrote and photographed about Port Augusta. Published in the April/May 2009 Edition of Power Torque Magazine.
Thanks to Rohan for scanning the article for me.
Huge thanks to Chris & Maree Mullett.
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A tractor is a vehicle specifically designed to deliver a high tractive effort (or torque) at slow speeds, for the purposes of hauling a trailer or machinery used in agriculture or construction. Most commonly, the term is used to describe a farm vehicle that provides the power and traction to mechanize agricultural tasks, especially (and originally) tillage but nowadays a great variety of tasks. Agricultural implements may be towed behind or mounted on the tractor, and the tractor may also provide a source of power if the implement is mechanized.
The word tractor was taken from Latin, being the agent noun of trahere "to pull". The first recorded use of the word meaning "an engine or vehicle for pulling wagons or ploughs" occurred in 1901, displacing the earlier term traction engine (1859).
Have to break the seal to take the top off the first time (on the left). The torque arrow is inside the bottle on the right. Now a cross view of each side. That should be fun.
I did a 22 mile charity walk the other week and discovered this old Bray. Everybody had a good laugh as I explained that one of the first things I learnt to drive, as a 12 year old, was a Bray just like this, I took a quick photo with my phone and had to get going. It had been an awful wet and windy walk over the Pennines, Jaynes mum (72) had got lost and I had to go looking for her, she and her new companions had found the route so all was well and we had a laugh.
I was amazed to find this Bray, we had ours around 1970 and kept it for a long long time, it was second hand to us so I don't know the age. I did notice the first letter of the reg' plate was missing - just like ours! When I looked at the photos of ours on Flickr, www.flickr.com/photos/70373000@N04/6430596517/in/photolis... after I had resprayed it around 1980, I realized that it was our old one . It was a couple of days after when I checked it out - I couldn't believe it - what a coincidence.
The exhaust had been modified and it was yellow again, albeit faded, I could have sworn that we had scrapped it after years loading salt but obviously not.
The Ford six cylinder had to have a new topend on a regular basis and we had torque convertor problems. It was an absolute pig to drive on the road with rear wheel steer that was just a nightmare - you zig-zagged everywhere.
This is one of my favourite shots of the day. Check out the tire sidewall on the rear tire! Now THAT is power put to the road.
The announcer made sure we all knew that this car here is putting our over eleven hundred (1100) horsepower from a (I am likely remembering this number wrong) 2.7 litre engine. For comparison, the current-generation stock Dodge Viper produces 600 horsepower from an 8.4 litre V10 engine.
This isn't a fair comparison though. The vehicle depicted here runs on blown alcohol. You don't get that at your local gas station, nor at your local liquor vendor.
David Radley strains to get every last bit of power from his 500cc solo machine during the 2014 Lincolnshire International Poacher at the 1,000m Thorpe St Peter circuit near Wainfleet. Radley's kevlars are sponsored by former speedway rider Tom Owen's plant hire business. The annual Poacher meeting, now in its 22nd year and one of the biggest in the British grasstrack calendar, is organised by Wainfleet and District Sporting Motorcycle Club.