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Wind tunnel testing on the Tempo began in December 1978. More than 450 hours of testing resulted in over 950 different design changes. The Tempo and Topaz both featured windshields inclined at a 60° angle and aircraft-inspired door frames, two features that had both appeared on the Thunderbird and Cougar in 1983. The door frames wrapped up into the roofline, which improved sealing, allowed for hidden drip rails, and cleaned up the A-pillar area of the car. The rear track was widened, improving aerodynamic efficiency. The front grille was laid back and the leading edge of the hood was tuned for aerodynamic cleanliness. The wheels were pushed out to the corners of the body, reducing turbulence. The cars' backlights were also laid down at 60°, and the rear deck was raised, reducing drag and resulting in greater fuel efficiency. Viewed from the side, the raised trunk imparted a wedge stance to the car which was especially prominent on the two-door coupes. The aerodynamic work resulted in a coefficient of drag ( C d {\displaystyle \scriptstyle C_{\mathrm {d} }\,} ) of 0.36 for the two-door Tempo, equal to that of the aero Ford Thunderbird. The four door returned a drag coefficient of 0.37.[8]
In 1992 the 3.0 L Ford Vulcan V6 engine became an option in the Tempo.[16] Fitting the Vulcan V6 into the Tempo required changes to the water pump, and use of a more restrictive exhaust system that reduced maximum power.[17]
For the 1991 model year the all-wheel drive Tempo and Topaz and the Canadian market exclusive entry-level Tempo L were discontinued. For 1992, the Tempo and Topaz got a minor restyle, with the Tempo gaining body-colored side trim that replaced the black and chrome trim, as well as full body-colored bumpers. The Tempo's three bar chrome grille was replaced with a body-colored monochromatic piece, while the Topaz's chrome grille was replaced with a non-functional light-bar.
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Clinical examinations, serum biochemistry and hematology investigations were clinically unremarkable and reinforced the good safety profile of IT tigilanol tiglate at all three dose levels. Bodyweights did exhibit some fluctuations with both gains and losses experienced on study. However, these body weight fluctuations were not extreme and not dose-related. Clinical attendance and increased handling of certain dogs may have contributed to weight loss, although these weight changes may be unrelated to the study such as change in feeding regimes. On the few occasions when serum biochemistry or hematology results were outside normal values, the distribution of these events across the three cohorts does not suggest any dose-relationship.
The car was parked away for winter (since november actually) and Arvin was finally bringing it out for the first time of the year. He dusted the car off and put his new wheels on. He also changed the plugs and oil, grabbed a full tank of E-85 and drove her for the weekend to break her back in. He then decided to do the first photo shoot of her ever for the paint/body shop he is opening soon called STK STREET KINGS, so he called up the hottest photographer he knew, Ronnie C.
E-85 fuel with 1600cc injectors secondaries and primariesKG fuel railsaeromotive high pressure regualtor-10 fuel lines with fittingswelded sump on gas tank with 2 -10 fittings2 -10 lines2 aeromotive fuel filters2 bosh 044 in line fuel pumps.
A passive homer, originally called the Mark 33 mine. Intended for submarines and aircraft against surface ships or submarines. This was the first USN torpedo to have a cast aluminum alloy body. Thirty models produced and tested starting in 1943, but did not enter service. Some of its features were later used in the Mark 35.
High speed torpedo, aircraft or missile (ASROC) launched. There were two differing versions of this torpedo, neither of which entered service. The final version was to be turbine powered and pattern running. Meant to be the "ultimate non-homing torpedo." The Mark 40 propulsion system was interesting in that it used a multibase solid propellant to produce gas to drive a turbine, which, in turn, drove a pump-jet propulser. Pump-jets became an important propulsion system when submarines became much faster starting in the 1970s.
The knife is the default and only melee weapon in Extinction. It's available for all classes, although the Tank is the only class that can upgrade it's damage up to 200%. It's base damage is high enough to kill a Scout (Extinction) with a single critical hit or with 2 body hits. Unlike in the campaign and multiplayer, it does not have a stabing animation, so the only way of attacking is through normal slashes.
Bout time yall featured a well built Z20 on Speedhunters! When I was in Misawa there were quite a few really nice Leopards and Soarers of 80s vintage tearing around the wharfs in Hachinohe side ways. There was even a local Hachinohe drifter called "Hachinohe #1" who had a mean ass silver Leopard with glowing green wands sticking up like blades on both sides of the rear fenders. He would speed toward the big curve by the docks, e-brake the car into a complete 360 spin and just as he completed the spin drift through the curve! I still wish I got it on video.The Z20 Soarer is easily my favorite JDM body style. And I'm not just saying that because I owned one. 2b1af7f3a8