Maybe if you took an audio clip of it doing whatever RPM they do (I don't know anything about these engines, what RPM do they actually do?) and increased the pitch accordingly you could get an idea of 10,000
I'm gonna get a honing brush and give it a quick and dirty hone then throw it in my original engine the cylinder walls in the original have deep gouges in them, guess the P/O ran it without a filter at one point in time.
There's a tornado warning for my area right now. I'm sort of spooked because a warning is pretty uncommon for my area.
Wow a tornado warning Inside a Dodge Challenger would be crazy! there would be like, upholstery flying everywhere
You dolt. Dunkle lives in the Pensacola area, and as far as I know, it's the Perdido Beach area. Need I say more? https://www.google.ca/webhp?hl=en&s...aqTBTUQPAgD#hl=en&q=pensacola+tornado+warning
It's all calmer from here. This is what it looks like outside right now. --- Post updated --- Some damage in Gulf Shores, Alabama. Images taken from Bob Grip and Adam Olivier on Twitter.
I remember that time where my area had a tornado warning, back when I was in Grade 10. I was in Math Class at the time, and while I was at the window, a message came over the PA that there was a tornado warning, that rotation was detected, and the entire third story had to evacuate down to the second floor.
Ah, I see. I'm guessing the bottom floor would be too crowded or something and would pose a risk if the whole building would have to evacuate.
Nah, it was just for the top floor. What's weird is that the sky shortly went from the grey and cloudy in that attached photo to clear and sunny in a matter of 15-20 minutes.
I meant why they didn't evacuate you all to the bottom. offtopic: the fire alarms are super weak in my school, in one of the stairwells you cannot hear it at all.
The bottom floor classrooms were all occupied, so... My school has periodic fire drills and lockdown drills.
