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I wanted to see if any chocolate producers have used coffee roasters to roast cacao. I'm looking for a mid-size capacity roaster that doesn't look like a toaster oven and doesn't cost $30K. There are a good number of coffee roasters that are significantly less expensive and are much more attractive.
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This is great, thank you for the info. I'll reach out to Erkan and possibly Coffe-tech as well.
All the best.
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Hi guys,
I am on the lookout of purchasing a coffee roaster myself. I spoke to the manufacturer about the modifications, and he told me to be more specific and give him technicalities, as to what modifications do I need for cocoa.
Can you'll please suggest the modifications that I am going to have to get integrated on my roaster?
Thank you!
Hi Luvin,
See Colin's post earlier in this thread. I think the only modifications would be related to drum speed and the ability to roast at lower temperatures. If you can control those two things adequately, a coffee roaster should work fine.
Hi Luvin,
We, Coffee-Tech Engineering, have several customers around the world using our roasters for cocoa roasting - on our small capacity roasters and on our commercial roasters.
What Ben writes is true - you'll want to have control over drum speed and thermal behavior. I would also add that drum material is an important factor (we suggest perforated mild steel drums for cocoa) and airflow control is also something that will only benefit you.
- Dan
Thanks Ben & Dan for your much appreciated insight.
- Is there an absolute number (in RPM) as to what the drum rotation speed should be?
- Im getting the roaster made in mild steel with the drum contact parts in stainless steel. Should I be going for a complete mild steel body, according to what you are suggesting?
- Can you please let me know more about what you mean when you say 'airflow control'. I'll be able to get this across to my manufacturer, better.
Thank you for your help. I greatly appreciate it!
Put a speed controller on your motor and tune it to the speed you need - based on the diameter of the drum you're using and how you're roasting (time/temp). Smaller drums can run faster as the beans are not subject to as much banging around as a larger drum.
Airflow control, conceptually, means having a fan that enables you to blow air through the drum. Ideally, you'd control the speed and temperature of the airflow.
I spoke to my roaster manufacturer about the aforementioned modifications. He told me that to have a speed controller on the motor would not be possible, as the motors come standard. However, he said that to change the drum rotation speed, the length of the pulley would have to be changed. In the existing design that he has, the rpm for the drum is 32. Should I take the one he has on stock, or should I ask him to reduce the speed somewhere in the range of 25-28?
PS: My roaster is a 25 kg capacity.
Thanks for your time Clay. I greatly appreciate it!
Convection Oven.
It roasts 35lbs at a time (260lbs in 8 hours), and does a fine job, provided you place the beans on screens or use perforated sheet pans.
On a smaller scale (Under $30k), there simply is no better solution. On top of that, you can roast your dinner, and cupcakes, and brownies, and coffee, and anything else you like.
Cooking ANYTHING is about heat and airflow. It's that simple. A convection oven has both.
Convection ovens are versatile beasts to be true and I recommend a lot of them into situations where there is no budget for a more conventional roaster.
I would like to add that cooking is also about CONTROLLING heat and airflow. One thing very few convection ovens have is any sort of even the most basic control over the airflow.
Also, not all convection ovens heat evenly from top to bottom, left to right, back to front. One very easy way to see how even your oven is is to put yellow or white cake batter into a sheet pan on every rack in the oven and bake it. Light areas in the top crust indicate places where the oven is cooler, dark brown areas indicate places where the oven is hotter.
Hi Matthew
You can visit our web page www.coffeenutsroasters.com I think Antonino Allegra fro Cocoa Fair gave some idea about our roasters you can roast cocoa in our roasters too
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I've found that the further along my guild and I get into ICC, the more chances I've gotten to use Rune Tap. Besides, it's saved me from inattentive heals too many times to just give it up.
I've found that the further along my guild and I get into ICC, the more chances I've gotten to use Rune Tap. Besides, it's saved me from inattentive heals too many times to just give it up.
And there is the whole of it. =)
Good tool if you use it, wasted if you don't. Each player makes their decision where they put their investments. Probably the only thing you can really do to handicap yourself is to take something and not make use of it, and for that passive talents are hard to waste.
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Doing between 25% up to even 40% of healing done on myself on hardmode fights with Rune tap being my top healing done source the discussion is redundant to me. Being in a group with a rogue makes threat the least of my problems thus gives me the opportunity to aim for pure survival over TPS.
Healers that run with me regularly have come accustomed to the self healing and adapted, so RT heals don't conflict with a big heals.
Besides, I see it much like AMS: situational and very strong when used correctly. Take Sindragosa's breaths which are redictable, thus easy to RT on immediately which in turn reduces healer stress. Sure, RT isn't great for all fights but the same thing goes for Merciless Combat that all Frost DPS take now, which is a fine talent but to my knowledge only taken because of the major advantage it gives on LK - correct me if I'm wrong.
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The hard part of LK HM is the second phase, and you get no benefit there, and the third phase only goes to 10% which reduces the overall value of the talent.
That's a very very confusing statement.
Also I'd love to see a log where 40% of the healing on you is Rune Tap for an actual Hard Mode fight.
*looks around, shrugs* Guess this is the right tread for this.
What is the actually up time on Blood Gorged?
I don't have it for my heroic build, but should I take it for tanking raids?
[Today 06:48 PM] Ion:swimming in a natural body of water ISN'T acceptable...it's momentarily tolerable
So then the question becomes is 10% ArP worth 5 talent points or this is a personal decision part of the blood tree?
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The time averaged value will be plenty less than zero, it just won't be fixed. It also can increase in scale as your max health increases, again depending on the severity of your incoming damage and the speed of response and style of your healers.
Personally? Absolutely, it is worth taking. It is competitive with the other Blood talents for buffing your threat even with a modest estimation of the time you spend above 75% health. And, if anything, the heroic build would be the place you will see the largest uptime of it since it is so easy to out-gear heroics quite quickly.
If you have a regular raid team you can get a sense of it just by paying attention to where you hang out on health. Unless you are doing some of the nastier hard modes, or your healers are total slouches, you will probably have the health-based buff up much more often than not.
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I use http://www.wowhead.com/talent#jcEMqI...sxhxZ0g:GdpMmV as my tank spec. It contains imp rune tap and all the other talents being discussed.
I'm just curious as to what I would pick up to be able to avoid the imp rune tap line. The only thing i could see to bother with would be morbidity, which carries some merit, i suppose.. but not a whole lot.
edit: I have an enh shaman 100% of the time, so aboms might is redundant. I also always have resto druids and/or disc priests in my raids.. so Scent of blood is wasted, as i am usually drowning in RP anyway
I'm not sure what you're looking for, Frenzy. Are you saying you want to take the points out of Imp Rune Tap and put them somewhere else? You have enough points to drop the 3 Imp Rune Tap points, so you would only need to put one point elsewhere to drop Rune Tap altogether.
You could drop a point in Spell Deflection if nothing else. But if you want a place to put your points elsewhere? Morbidity is a good choice, yeah. It makes for frequent DnD and harder hitting DCs for all that RP you're swimming in. Not sure what else you're looking for...
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I don't WANT to drop imp rune tap.. i was just curious as to what I was "missing" by taking it. For me, the spec works perfectly. It was more a rhetorical question.. as I have seen it said a few times that people don't take the imp rune tap line. Just trying to glean what alternatives people take. None of the ones offered seem attractive to me. In my raid setup, with the people I run with.. this spec is perfect for what it does.
Like i said.. more rhetorical than anything, but thanks for the response
The argument is that the quality of life from morbidity or extra damage from sudden doom is a better investment than a heal you won't need for a lot of scenarios in ICC.
Disclaimer : Just repeating the argument, don't want to argue the argument.
Why not have em all!
Anyways it's prob moot, looks like possibly no rune cost for rune tap in cat.. thats always been the sticking point for me.
With new WotN, RT will be more useful, cause it will be always available Anyway, as I'm doing mostly 10mans and we're doing some hard modes now, I find RT as very nice tool. It fits really nicely with priority tanking style, cause it doesn't break any rotation (although I know some DK tanks that sticks to their rotations). Especially when you can rotate it with AMS on some breath-like abilities. I use it very often on challenging content.


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I'm tired of hearing about the violence in the West End of Louisville.
But I'm not sick of hearing the awful news because I think it casts our city in a negative light, paints a skewed portrait of one region of our community, creates racial tension, is a hopeless situation or because I'd rather focus solely on the positive. All of those reasons, which I've heard expressed over the past few weeks, have merit and at least some validity, but they're not why I'm weary of hearing about the violence.
I'm tired because I don't have a clue how I can help, despite an innate, immediate desire to do so. You would too if your teenage godsons resided in Beecher Terrace, a neighborhood that has garnered much attention because of the violence and despair happening there.
Two weeks ago, after several murders in the West End became the top news stories locally and beyond, I called my godsons, Terry, 17, and Tyrone, 19, whom I've known and loved for seven years. After their initial, usual silliness – "Hi, Godmommy, how are you?" "You best be ready for another round of air hockey, Miss Angie. Gonna whip you this time." – I asked their thoughts about the shootings that have stunned so many. The normally talkative teens were subdued, even apathetic. I was alarmed.
"Do you know what an incredible world is out there waiting for you to join it?" I demanded.
"Yes, ma'am," they both sighed.
"Terry, are you studying hard to pass your classes?" I pressed, both of us knowing how important this is, since he'd recently returned home from what we call "jail-ordered boot camp" after getting into trouble with the law.
"Yes, ma'am," he mumbled.
"Tyrone, have you filed the paperwork to go back to college?" I asked.
"No, ma'am. But I'm going to," he answered, quietly.
"When?" I responded sharply.
"Soon," said Tyrone, his one-word answer belying a masterful, mature grasp of the English language that he expresses in raps that, without beats, read like the most beautiful poetry.
Exasperated, my voice increased in volume and intensity: "Do you guys care? Do you? Your mother and I can't make you, and we can't do this for you. We can't make you care or see beyond today to tomorrow. Do you understand you can have more than you have now – careers and happiness and the gift of waking up in the morning excited for the day? Do you get it? Do you get it at all?"
"Yes ma'am," they answered as if their mouths were filled with marbles.
I was incensed. And terrified. "Dang it, Terry and Tyrone!" I cried, desperate for even a small hint that they felt even one tenth of the sense of urgency that I do. "I need to know: What can I do to help you see?"
The seconds of silence felt like forever.
"I don't know," Terry finally said, and I could almost see him shrug his shoulders through the phone.
"Nothing, ma'am," Tyrone added, and I imagined him rolling his eyes.
"Nothing? You don't know?" I asked, my voice loud and growing louder. Listen to them, I reminded myself. LISTEN. "Do you remember when you moved from the shelter to Beecher Terrace and we were all so happy you finally had a home?"
"Yes ma'am," Tyrone said, his brother echoing the same unimpassioned response.
"It's home and it's been a good home, but do you want to live there forever?" I pressed, taking a deep breath. "Don't you ever want more? Don't you ever want out?"
"Do you want out?" I almost whispered.
"No ma'am," they responded, their quiet, collective answer feeling like a sucker punch to the gut.
That night, a young man was gunned down in Beecher Terrace in the small yard of one of the housing units directly behind where my godsons reside. When I woke up and learned the news about the killing, I stopped what I was doing and held my breath. Again. When I heard the name of the man who was murdered, I sank into a chair and cried, relieved my godsons were safe – this time – and horrified for the people who had lost a 22-year-old son, a brother, a friend.
But I was also tired. Tired of holding my breath, tired of feeling helpless to do something about a seemingly hopeless situation in my community, tired of waiting for someone to tell me what to do.
That afternoon, Terry called to say hello, an unusual gesture since I usually have to initiate contact with him. Tyrone sent a text. "I wrote a new rap. You should hear it," he wrote. "And I'm going to get back in school. Oh, and I wanted to tell you: Yes, I want out."
After responding to them, I called community activist Christopher 2X and asked for a favor: Would he please take the time to come with me to meet my godsons and their mother? What transpired was a candid discussion. So did much, much more.
The boys talked honestly with me, Christopher 2X and The Voice-Tribune's Chief Photographer-Designer Chris Humphreys about their everyday lives and fears. They also shared how important it is to them to know that people who don't live in their neighborhood genuinely care about them. That struck me, though I'd already known this. In previous conversations, both boys had essentially said, "We believe that people care, but how come no one comes here to show it?" They were right. We hold festivals and 5Ks and events all over town. Rarely do we hold them in the areas deemed most dangerous, for obvious reasons, but what if we considered for a moment that our lack of including certain areas of our community in events that celebrate our community might be exacerbating the situations occurring there? How would it feel to you and to me if people were afraid of our neighborhoods so much so that they completely avoided them? I'm guilty of this avoidance. Unless there's an emergency, I won't go to the boys' home after dark alone. But yet, that's where my godsons live.
The afternoon of my visit with Christopher 2X, I showed Terry and Tyrone a Facebook status update I'd posted asking my friends on the social networking site to click "LIKE" in affirmation of their support and desire to see the violence cease. The boys were astonished at the nearly 400 people who had taken the time to do so. "Do you see that?" I asked them as I watched their excitement build. "All of those people care. And so do many more. They think you matter, and you do. You just have to believe them – and then prove it to yourselves."
"True dat," Tyrone cracked, correcting himself when I feigned disapproval. "I mean, true that, Godmommy," he smiled. I smiled too.
After exchanging fierce hugs, Chris Humphreys, Christopher 2X and I left Tyrone and Terry. As we walked to where we'd parked our vehicles near Eleventh and Muhammad Ali, a car stopped in the middle of the street and a young man rolled down the window. "You should have been here before the killings!" he shouted angrily. "You should have been here!"
Christopher 2X swiftly walked over to the man and handed him a card with his contact information. "We're here now, brother, and you can be a part of the solution," he said. "We're here now and we love you, I love you," he added, gripping the man's hand before he drove off.
For a moment, none of us spoke. Then I did, addressing the community activist. "What are we supposed to do, Chris? Seriously, what is the average person living in Louisville supposed to do?"
Christopher 2X smiled. "The mayor has put together a task force to address this–"
I interrupted. "–I know and I think that's fantastic and going to be beneficial, but what about people like those of us who work at or read The Voice-Tribune? Most of us don't live here, and I'm not alone in saying we are so tired of the violence, tired of feeling like all we can do is watch the awfulness unfold. What are WE supposed to do?"
Christopher 2X smiled again. "Love them. Like you all did the people of Henryville. There's a tornado going on here everyday. Love them and listen to them, and don't let the violence of a few affect how you can impact many."
I stopped walking and turned to look him in the eyes. "It's that simple, Chris? It really is, isn't it? We have to just come here and love."
Plenty of others feel the same – including Sanctuary Church – and so we will come and show love on Saturday, June 16 from noon until 3 p.m. You're invited. The rain date is June 30, but we're hoping that doesn't happen to a grassroots, unsponsored event now called Love Louisville: Beecher Terrace that will occur noon to 3 p.m. and includes free food, music by DJ Z-Nyce, Sonny Fenwick's Bubble Truck, a cotton candy machine, Santa Claus (aka Walt Queen), Dare to Care, Brightside, Baxter Station, The Brewery, Wick's Pizza, a crew from Henryville Community Church that wants to give back the love they received when in need and so many others. All we need – all we want – are people to show up and care.
Will we affect change because of what is essentially a block party being held Saturday afternoon in one of the toughest areas of our city? Of course not. But can it matter? My 19-year-old godson says so.
"I care about stuff, but I think it'll prove to Beecher Terrace that people care," Tyrone text me last night.
"But will it prove anything to you?" I typed back.
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We do. I do. Care with us. June 16 noon to 3 p.m. at Baxter Park. Please, just show up if you can.
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Angie has a bachelor's and master's in English from Central Michigan University and began her career as an adjunct professor at her alma mater. She is the youngest of five — four of whom were adopted, including Angie, and none of whom are biologically related. She is also a Michigan native who moved to Kentucky in June 2002. Angie is owned by two dogs — Herbie and Yoda — and feels lucky to have loved and been loved by many more, including Pooch, Jessie, Onyx, Jack and Big Bud, who took his last breath on Christmas Day 2012.
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This is a very open airing of what are very private feelings that we can all benefit from reading.
Thank you. I think one huge glaring issue is that there ARE things happening to be of help to these young men, in particular. However, NO ONE in the media really seems interested in highlighting them or promoting them.
What if someone like yourself would feature a program that is making a difference over a series of articles?
As I am involved in one of those programs, I can tell you there is good going on but we need help. We need support. ALl these task forces and committees and so on are great but what about what's already happening that is helpful ? It's not more helpful because we in the trenches have little support. We have to beg and borrow, often at great financial hardship ourselves, to keep things going. This article is a good start.
Use your platform to shine a light on what's working, too. Help us! COntact me at this email and I will point you in some directions.
Really good, candid article, Ms. Fenton. thanks for writing and publishing it. Can't attend on June 16, but hope the event brings good energy to a community that needs some positive things to happen.
One of the best inititatives I heard about recently is that several lawn service type companies are volunteering to help clean up vacant lots and neighborhood common areas. I think that's a great idea – when things look good, people feel better. This is the kind of thing I hope the task forces will publicize, assist and continue. Gets people working together, and doesn't take alot of money. Just time and effort.
Success and change will follow – slowly – but they will follow.
The "squeeky wheel gets the oil". I've heard that saying my whole life. And I believe that the residents of the West End have been SCREAMING for help for a long time. I just hope that we (as a whole community) will continue to rally and come to the aid of the West End: not just that quick band-aid kind of help, but the actual longterm T.L.C. and commitment that a person or community needs for a real change to take root and thrive.If there is any way for the local media to get information out when communty activities and "helps" programs are scheduled – not AFTER the fact, so more people can respond to either provide help, or just attend to offer moral support would be really awesome!We are out here,we want to help; but we have to know the "when" and "wheres".


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The tires are 275/60/15 MT DRs
Ya I got that, now measure the true loaded radius, on the car, on the ground and re-calc.
(They are effectively shorter then 28")
They are the 200cc & i'm sure there the platinums, good stuff,now just got to get them to do what they should
be doing. Once thing I found critical wiht thee heads and the Sportsman II's the manifold must be port matched to the
SlowMaster mufflers.... you know what to do there.
look at the fuel system too.
engine compression test. valve springs gone away.
They are the 200cc & i'm sure there the platinums, I'm really leaning towards the XE284H or 285HL, I've ran that cam in 2 different engines & it really worked great, tuning was easy also.
When i calculated the converter, It ran a 105 that night, so it came out to 12% with a 28" tire, The tires are 275/60/15 MT DRs. When it ran 108 it came up 10%, I'm hoping i'm not running through the converter.
When i 1st. put the car together i was running a stock converter with the little cam, Tires were 255/60/15s (27"), In the beginning the car pulled really strong in high gear.
The mufflers are slow masters.
Another solid that works good in 406's with converter and gears.
Use either intake manifold. Comp cams # 12-502-5 CS 280TL-6 likes to rev.
Hot lash .018-.020" when you cold lash it cold lash at .014-.016
degree it in. 106 LSA 100-to-102 in C/L locked out timing.
rough idle oval/bracket race. more serious street strip.
The heads have to work for this cam to work.
Your car is working like you have entry level S/R heads. (heads , fuel system)
The nice thing about Dart heads is there is lots of meat for porting.
If they turn out to be the 180cc port Dart heads they will need serious serious work.
IMHO you do not need a new intake or carb, or 1-3/4 headers . what you are doing with the little cam is not too bad.
But to get to 11's you will need more power. and there is something killing the top end by at least 2.5 MPH.
I had a 130GPH mech pump yet that turned out to be my problem. switched to a 72GPH rated electric (7psi), big diffeence. no more top end fuel starvation.
I would look at the fuel system, exhaust system and cylinder heads for power.
what is the part number stamped on the front of your dart heads?
Again if non platinum series, they need work.
If you want a cam, the COmp XE284H-10 cam does work well. The crane solid will work better.
Why did you take the 4.10's out? re converter slippage %: recalc using the true effective loaded rolling radius of the MT tires. (measure from the ground to the axle C/L) you will find the tires are shorter than 28".
when I estimate your loaded tire radius I get 7% slipage 5900 rpm 108MPH 27" effect diameter.
If flowmaster mufflers they always cost performance. Sometimes a lot of perf. You'd be amazed.
uncap with collector extensions and test.
The converter efficietrnce improves the further away from the stall speed you get (RPM), thru the traps.
Your trap rpm should be 6600+ rpm. You need to get your 60ft down 1.60 sec.
The weight seems pretty light. I'd rescale it. Everybody is repuatable until they get caught.
Because based on 3200#'s and 108 MPH you are making 375-380hp
based on 110.5 mph (87 MPH in the 1/8th) you are making 392 HP. This should be your trap speed now, not 108.
You need to add/find 50hp (after finding the power killer) and improve the launch to get it in the 11's.
|If it was my car,I would use a vic jr intake,850 H.P.,headers would have 1 3/4 primaries(or 1 3/4 primaries stepped to 1 7/8),I would have 1/2 fuel line from tank to regulator, if it was driven long distance I would leave the gears you have,when you get more serious about race I would look at trans/gear combo ,,,now spend some time on suspension, alignment,pinion angle,chasis height,weight transfer(shocks and springs) unsprung weight
|Yea there is for sure something going wrong in this combo got friend with std bore 350 with comp 284h cam 507 and 510. Lift and crappy 882 heads ported and polished eddy performer rpm with 750dp carb with 373 gear in pickup thats 4000 pounds and hes running 92 mph in 1/8 you should be smokin him with what you have
|when you get the correct answer,please post it here. I see 1 5/8 headers and manifold/carb/fuel delivery as all needing upgrades.( what I found the best upgrades in my 67 Camaro when I was stuck at 12.20) I think there is a lot more in the car somewhere???
I think there is a problem & i just can't pin point it.
|intake/carb if the fuel "volume" is ok
|It WAS trapping around 5900 with the 4.11s & a 28" MT DR, I did have the car weighed on a reputable scale at the local rock cuarry plant, I wasn't too surprized of its weight, Its a bare bones cutlass, not the fancy ones, I'm only 145 lbs., so i'm a light weight, It would be nice if the car was heavier, it would explain its slower times, Now i did calculate converter slippage & it was saying 12%, that seems a bit high, I'm getting somewhat at my wits ends with this combo, Its like what the heck, I know it should run better but it doesn't, It feels like it just runs out of steam in high gear, it just doesn't pull, but on other accasions it seems better, maybe its fuel, but i'm running a 110 pump with 8 lbs. pressure, the fuel line is all good, so is the tank.
Right now you are not trapping with near enough rpm, even for the small 224deg cam ( gear ratio.)
I bet you are barely above 5200rpm thru the traps.
what is the tire diameter? measured effective diameter from the ground to the center of the axle.
You need to get the car to launch much harder (gears, tires rear suspension, converter and get the MPH way up (horsepower/weight ratio) 115 ish MPH for 11sec et's. 6000-6300 rpm shifts, 6600+ rpm trap rpm.
If your cutlass does weight 3200w driver and only does 108 in the 1/4 mile that engine is wounded (way down on power)
or the transmisson/converter is wounded or you are starving it for fuel.
just from your data I can see the car is nosing over between the 1/8th and 1/4 mile.
And its not from too much gear . thats for sure.
You are ruunning down the whole track on the converter
weight the car. You are going to need a very very short tire to make a 3.70 gear work.
On a Regal we did, we used a 23" drag radial with 3.73's P225-50-15. That car could have used even more gear and converter.
350CID, big solid that loved rpm.
Right now you are not trapping with near enough rpm, even for the small 224deg cam ( gear ratio.)
I bet you are barely above 5200rpm thru the traps.
what is the tire diameter? measured effective diameter from the ground to the center of the axle.
87 in the 18th and 108 in the 1/4 you are loosing 2.5 MPH in the last half of the run.
You car should be MPHing right at 110.5 MPH, as it is now.
What is the 1/8th et and 1/4 et from the same slips. (a few samples)
Nitrous and the converter stall: you re much better off with the 4200stall, (unless its wounded, needs servicing) especially with nitrous.
There may be other cars that are running 11's with a 3.70 gear but they are makeing a lot more horsepower and the car is likely lighter than your car is.
start by weighting your car, on a accurate scale, with you in it.
Are your heads the newer, revised port Platinum series 200cc heads? They are not the same as the conventional older Iron Eagle head.
Stock, modified, flow test?
you need to get your MPH way way up. (horsepower)
What was going on ith the car that the big cam didn;t work? Besides "it was hard to tune"
couple sample ET slips from that.
Nitrous is just the icing on the cake. You want to get the car to run like it should , on the motor.
Cutlass 's weight more than 3200 # with driver. The plain jane Malibu "Iraq-y- taxi is light. The Cutlass and Regal, not so much.
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Festivals and scattered solo shows.
I'm hoping to go to a festival gig and at least one solo show. I may have to go to NY and Coachella for those.
Festivals and scattered solo shows.
I'm hoping to go to a festival gig and at least one solo show. I may have to go to NY and Coachella for those.
Originally Posted by stinkbutt
daft punk, Basement Jaxx, Fatboy Slim, and i guess Dizzee Rascal and Roisin Murphy on the same cover is somethin kinda epic.
Even if they are all photoshopped together. (?)
Originally Posted by stinkbutt
they have only played cali twice i beleave in the last 5 years.....i was there..bring on the rhythm the traxx the basement jaxx..
Saw them at Detour. No thanks.
1/11 Tamaryn @ The Echo, 1/20 Elton John @ Caesars Palace, 2/14 Sparks @ The Ace, 2/17 Emmy the Great @ DC9 (?)
are you fricken crazy? they murdered the stage that night at detour........jeeez what does it take?
but then again...look at your quote...tasteless
interviews and such videos from the photoshoot above.
Originally Posted by stinkbutt
i love jaxx - bring them to coachella 09 for sure - hopefully their new album will be better than crazy.shit.radio
Basement Jaxx Re-Schedule UK Tour
Due to unforseen circumstances, Basement Jaxx regret to announce that they have had to re-schedule their UK tour dates which were due to take place in February 2009.
The band have also decided to add some extra cities to the original tour and the new dates will now be as follows.
Basement Jaxx apologise for any inconvenience this may cause. Ticket holders who cannot attend the new dates for any reason will be entitled to a full refund from the point of purchase.
Tickets for all shows will be on-sale from Monday Dec 1st 2008 (at the new VAT rate!)
April 2009
20th Newcastle, Academy (Tickets for original date remain valid)
21st Nottingham, Rock City
23rd Birmingham, Academy (Tickets for either original date remain valid for new date)
24th Sheffield, Academy
25th Glasgow, Academy (Tickets for original date remain valid)
26th Leeds, Academy (Tickets for original date remain valid)
28th London, Roundhouse (Tickets for Feb 20th date now valid for new date)
29th London, Roundhouse (Tickets for Feb 21st date now valid for new date)
30th Manchester, Apollo (Tickets for either original date remain valid for new date)
May 2009
1st Bristol, Colston Hall
2nd Edinburgh, Corn Exchange (Tickets for original date remain valid)
Tickets can be purchased online from www. basementjaxx. co. uk or by calling 0871 220 0260.
Hmm, so I guess this makes it either VERY likely they will play (Friday?), or not likely at all... I'm hoping for the former since I've missed them 3 times now >_<
I'm crushed. It looks like no Basement Jaxx again this year.....suxxxxx.
just noticed dude above me posted the same news.
Anyways, its possible they could be there on friday! But i dunno....i dunno how much hope that leaves for other US dates in the future....
Originally Posted by stinkbutt
We all need to make sure to include them in our prayers
Originally Posted by stinkbutt
fuck. well hopefully they'll do a US tour.
Move to the City and you can see acts like Basement Jaxx. They played here twice in the last 3 years.
Not you.
New dates have been released. Notice the gap between March 9th and April 20th.
Ultra? Coachella? Handful of solo shows? I hope so!
There are other gaps there, but me thinks they stay in Europe for a break or more festivals.
Feb 26 2009 8:00P
Vector Arena Auckland, NZ
Feb 28 2009 8:00P
Royal Rand Racecourse Sydney, Aus
Mar 1 2009 8:00P
Supreme Court Gardens Perth, Aus
Mar 7 2009 8:00P
Doomben Racecourse Brisbane, Aus
Mar 8 2009 8:00P
Sidney Myer Music Bowl Melbourne, Aus
Mar 9 2009 8:00P
Rundle Park Adelaide, Aus
Apr 20 2009 8:00P
Newcastle Academy Newcastle, UK
Apr 21 2009 8:00P
Nottingham Rock City Nottingham, UK
Apr 23 2009 8:00P
Birmingham Academy Birmingham, UK
Apr 24 2009 8:00P
Sheffield Academy Sheffield, UK
Apr 25 2009 8:00P
Glasgow Academy Glasgow, UK
Apr 26 2009 8:00P
Leeds Academy Leeds, UK
Apr 28 2009 8:00P
London Roundhouse London, UK
Apr 29 2009 8:00P
London Roundhouse London, UK
Apr 30 2009 8:00P
Manchester Apollo Manchester, UK
May 1 2009 8:00P
Bristol Colston Hall Bristol, UK
May 2 2009 8:00P
Edinburgh Corn Exchange Edinburgh, UK
Jun 12 2009 8:00P
Isle of Wight Festival Isle of Wight, UK
Jun 13 2009 8:00P
Rockness, Loch Ness Inverness, Scotland
Aug 7 2009 8:00P
Big Chill Herefordshire, UK
Sep 5 2009 8:00P
Jersey Live Festival, La Rote Du Trinite Jersey, Channel Islands
Originally Posted by stinkbutt
A nice ad to accompany their Aussie dates.
Originally Posted by stinkbutt
The cube guy is going to be there too.
Are you referring to that dude who had that kick ass cube stage set up with the lighting n stuff?
I forget what his name was. I wanna watch that video again.
Who is he? (or link to vid)
Originally Posted by stinkbutt
For real? or are you being sarcastic, his name comes up all the time here lol
It's Etienne De Crecy if you can't remember.
With a name like that, of course I can't remember!
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Originally Posted by stinkbutt
Superfan will be in front of the Fonda masturbating furiously to a photo of him taking a photo of a band. Set is from 8:05 to approximately 8:05:15. Guest list only.
Upcoming Shows: Nocturnal Wonderland Saturday, Cut Chemist/Dj Shadow - Palladium, Massive Attack SB Bowl, Festival Supreme, Coachella 2015


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