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muller101:
I killed them with one bullet
All seven of them

nairalandbuzz:
I am groot

mayor2013:
Ultrasonic cleaning of fuel injectors loading next

KingLennon:
not really scar...try again

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mradonis:
Now I know Why most Nigerians fail exams. They don't read thru tins.
No wonder many kids come on nairaland to spit rubbush on vital issues. The guys didn't buy the car abeg. Mk people dey read b4 dey comment

GAZZUZZ:
I am sure you missed the loyal part. Your kazeemy activities have disqualified you

GAZZUZZ:
Vehicle not for sale. Like my other vehicles, loyal customers will be given for use as courtesy cars when they drop off their cars for repairs.

sarite:
do u mean s3 or a3 cus av got a clean a3 for sale

keycash:
When toks is 2m?

Optimisticgondy:
You guys should have used advance send option. Some people know how to accelerate delayed confirmation, I don't know how to do that though.

palinco:
Guys what is happening with Blockchain? For 3 days now I exchanged $500 bitcoin to Neteller in one of the exchanger I have always used. Till now no 1 confirmation of my transaction. Are you guys experiencing this delay too?

descrisom:
i have 8.19$ i can give you

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buchilino:
U DON'T HAVE A CAR DATS Y U DON'T UNDERSTAND WAT AM TALKING ABOUT.

caruser2000:
What brand of tyre is good for a Camry Tiny Big Light?

myking95:
Ignorance. I'll explain myself no further

myking95:
U r very wrong. So the circumference that the small clock subtends is the same with the circumference the big clock subtends...don't u know that the number of "circumferences"....subtended by the tyre size translates to the linear distance travelled by thr car? Work on your imagination. Your analogy is very very off point.
Lemme put it to you with your own analogy. U factored in time, but forgot distance. If one of the clock's arm is 4 cm in radius and another 7 cm in radius
1st, different engines will be required to run them as more torque will be needed to rotate the bigger clock arm from the principle of moments (physics, if you don't knoe, u dnt know)
2nd, the longer clock arm has a larger circumference of about 2*3.142*7 = 44 cm approx
The smaller clock arm has a circumference of about 2*3.143*4 = 26 cm approx.
Now for a full revolution, the circumference of the clock arm if it is taken as the tyres, translates to the linear distance travelled. Simple straight distance in layman terms.
So of the clock arm completes one revolution in a minute(assume it is the second arm) we have the larger arm going a distance of 44cm in one minute, and the shorter one going 26 cm in one minute. U see?
So bigger tyres from the stated tyre size within a " reasonable limit" so as not to exceed the torque output of the vehicle transmission will amount to increased velocity.
About the smaller tyres spinning faster, when a vertical load (like the car weigt) acts on a wheel, and the power driving the wheel is ij the wheels axis bigger wheels are needed to overcome the resistance of the ground reaction. Put simply taking the radius of the tyre as a lever (do a C.S in ur mind) the rotating shaft is the "point of effort" and the rim of the tyre is the point of load (resistance due to ground reaction to vehicle weight and friction), the longer lever will require less effort( which in this case is the rotating force of the drive shaft) to overcome the resistance. That is why big tyres are used for vehicles that have drive shafts on the axis of the wheels, but trolleys where the driving force is ABOVE the wheels( the trolley handle) can use small tyres. Its complex but simple physics. Don't argue, just learn
I'm actually educating you. Just read, re-read this post, then read my previous post again...you will understand.
By the way Im an engineer, and I did training courses from IFP school France on automobile engines with focus on maximizing efficiency. Even without that, I know what I'm talking about.
Ur analogy is HOPELESSLY wrong.
Thank me later for the education, especially about the 5% increment in velocity due to bigger tyres, it could save u hundreds if not thousands of dollars in speed tickets and arguing with the cops on an American road.

mike070:
U used the car for 6 years. U try o. Lol

myking95:
Wrong...the engines output produces a given number or revs per second and the resisting effect of the road to the tyre spin is taken care of by the torque. Almost all vehicles produce excess torque...to rotate the tires against the resistance of the road combined with Tue very clean weight...but more torque is still needed for a pleasurable drive.
The excess torque ensures that 1000 rev per min remains 1000 rev per min (the transmission output, here not the input) regardless of the tyre size within a reasonable extent ( u can't put caterpillar sized tyres on an automobile engine and expect the rev per min to remain reasonably the same) So basically since the rev per min of the wheels remain the same, with only an increment in torque required to keep the new bigger sized tyre rotating at the same rev per min, for a given transmission output, the bigger sized tyres with bigger circumference will cover more distance per revolution and consequently more speed. That is why all vehicles have their recommended tyre size which amongst other things is necessary for accurate calibration.
Hope u r clear now.
Note tho, the increase in speed is in most cases not too much with max variations of about 5%.
The whites understand this thus u see them giving clearances of about 5% for speed limit violations.