I most humbly disagree about nothing to do with a Sonic unless a Sonic does not use a gas fueled internal combustion engine.
Since I have never been banned and therefore do not know the protocol, if I cease posting someone will know why.
Laborsmith
Ehh I see it both ways. A: its not patently related to the sonic. B: it can still be "relevant" to the sonic.
I haven't gone over it yet, because cell phone :/ So I don't know how pertinent or relevant this will be to our cars. What I do know is Sonic has had a handful of regulating he's had to do lately, and from my observations largely on his own. While I probably wouldn't have moved the thread (not sure where it was before hand), I can't see reason to argue moving the move, technically Sonic is right........
Bottom line the thread is still open and the big players of the forum will likely see it no matter where its posted, especially considering your threads are typically rich in content and worthy of reading.
I look forward to reading it and offering my opinion when I get computer access. Although unless It's a big breakthrough in drive technology it'll likely suffer from the typical centrifugal supercharger shortcomings, robbing crank power like a supercharger but slower boost buildup than a conventional positive displacement SC
