Titanium TBE
i'd rather have a adamantium exhaust because:
Adamantium is virtually indestructible; however, it can be manipulated/destroyed under certain conditions. The same technologies responsible for molding adamantium are capable of disintegrating it, such as a molecular rearranger needed to shape adamantium into practically useful forms. Antarctic vibranium produces waves that melt all metals, including adamantium. The metal is also affected by magnetism; Magneto once used his magnetic abilities to rip the adamantium bonded to Wolverine's bones right out of his body. Adamantium is created by mixing several chemical resins together; the exact recipe is a secret of the United States government. After the resins are mixed together, the adamantium can be molded into different shapes for approximately eight minutes as long as the mixture is kept at a temperature of 1,500 degrees Fahrenheit. Adamantium's extremely stable molecular structure will prevent it from being molded further after this eight minute time period, even if the temperature is high enough to keep it in its liquified form. Once adamantium has hardened, only precise molecular rearrangement can alter its shape.
Adamantium is virtually indestructible; however, it can be manipulated/destroyed under certain conditions. The same technologies responsible for molding adamantium are capable of disintegrating it, such as a molecular rearranger needed to shape adamantium into practically useful forms. Antarctic vibranium produces waves that melt all metals, including adamantium. The metal is also affected by magnetism; Magneto once used his magnetic abilities to rip the adamantium bonded to Wolverine's bones right out of his body. Adamantium is created by mixing several chemical resins together; the exact recipe is a secret of the United States government. After the resins are mixed together, the adamantium can be molded into different shapes for approximately eight minutes as long as the mixture is kept at a temperature of 1,500 degrees Fahrenheit. Adamantium's extremely stable molecular structure will prevent it from being molded further after this eight minute time period, even if the temperature is high enough to keep it in its liquified form. Once adamantium has hardened, only precise molecular rearrangement can alter its shape.
i'd rather have a adamantium exhaust because:
Adamantium is virtually indestructible; however, it can be manipulated/destroyed under certain conditions. The same technologies responsible for molding adamantium are capable of disintegrating it, such as a molecular rearranger needed to shape adamantium into practically useful forms. Antarctic vibranium produces waves that melt all metals, including adamantium. The metal is also affected by magnetism; Magneto once used his magnetic abilities to rip the adamantium bonded to Wolverine's bones right out of his body. Adamantium is created by mixing several chemical resins together; the exact recipe is a secret of the United States government. After the resins are mixed together, the adamantium can be molded into different shapes for approximately eight minutes as long as the mixture is kept at a temperature of 1,500 degrees Fahrenheit. Adamantium's extremely stable molecular structure will prevent it from being molded further after this eight minute time period, even if the temperature is high enough to keep it in its liquified form. Once adamantium has hardened, only precise molecular rearrangement can alter its shape.
Adamantium is virtually indestructible; however, it can be manipulated/destroyed under certain conditions. The same technologies responsible for molding adamantium are capable of disintegrating it, such as a molecular rearranger needed to shape adamantium into practically useful forms. Antarctic vibranium produces waves that melt all metals, including adamantium. The metal is also affected by magnetism; Magneto once used his magnetic abilities to rip the adamantium bonded to Wolverine's bones right out of his body. Adamantium is created by mixing several chemical resins together; the exact recipe is a secret of the United States government. After the resins are mixed together, the adamantium can be molded into different shapes for approximately eight minutes as long as the mixture is kept at a temperature of 1,500 degrees Fahrenheit. Adamantium's extremely stable molecular structure will prevent it from being molded further after this eight minute time period, even if the temperature is high enough to keep it in its liquified form. Once adamantium has hardened, only precise molecular rearrangement can alter its shape.
wow! I think Adamantium is the way to go then. I will first call Stan Lee and ask him where to get it. Sell off al my organ for science take that money to the bank as collateral and then hopefully get a loan for the rest of the money needed for the down payment, then I will travel to the nearest comic book convention show of my cool new exhaust system, allow people to take pictures with it for money, make enough to pay off my debt and retire with jean gray in have 4 beautiful mutant kids and when I find out she cheated on me with Scott a.k.a. Cyclops, hang myself with my neck tie!
However I do know that F1 uses Ti headers, but probably like what you've said. They probably infuse it with some other alloy to make it stronger.
density:
Aluminum = 2.69g/cc
Titanium = 4.5g/cc
stainless steels and other high nickel alloys ~8.0g/cc
high specific strength = high strength to weight ratio - using less of it makes it light
Aluminum = 2.69g/cc
Titanium = 4.5g/cc
stainless steels and other high nickel alloys ~8.0g/cc
high specific strength = high strength to weight ratio - using less of it makes it light
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