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Fri, November 13th, 2009, 08:44 PM
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Nope, two different machines off an assembly line will never perform the same, even if they are the same model, production run, etc.
I used to see this in aircraft. Each one had its distinct personality. The little tiny differences in tolerances and other production differences are enough to make fairly big changes in performance. I guess that's why a race car is "hand-tuned", from nose to tail. - Jack
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Fri, November 13th, 2009, 09:18 PM
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Haha, but back to topic there are some automotive items that I do like to be quirky--gas pumps. I remember one in New Braunfels a long time ago that would keep gas dripping even after the handle was let go. I guess it siphoned or something, but they've probably fixed it by now.
  I found one over where I'm at but it doesn't drip fast enough to be worth sitting there.  ...seems like thats is the only time you get your money's worth. lol
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Sat, November 14th, 2009, 10:51 AM
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That'd be cool, free gas! I've seen a couple that didn't shutoff when the tank was full. That's a mess! And, a couple that allowed the previous guy to set the nozzle to on so that the next poor slob (me in this case) got a hose that started delivering gas just as soon as the pump was turned on (before putting the nozzle in the filler pipe).
I guess I'm happiest when the things work the way they're supposed to. - Jack |
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