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    Joebody's Rocket 12000!



    Almost nothing was initially known about this bike as the picture was sent in to McMod without any more explanation than the following.

    - 12,000 - 15,000 cc. - approx. 750 - 1000 hp. - # of cylinders always modified per application (24+). - top speed unknown - 0 to 60 mph < 1 sec. - 1/4 mile N/A because limited track size does not give sufficient room for safe deceleration weight 1 ton + regards,

    This has lead to much discussion amongst McMod list members which generaly went along the lines of Is it for real? Is it a photo manipulted image? Is it a physical mock up which doesn't run. Following are points from those discussions.

    Read on: The Joebody Delima
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      12,000 - 15,000 cc. - approx. 750 - 1000 hp, 0 - 60 mph < 1 sec

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      • #4
        Still wondering how that puny chasis can hold that one of an "ENGINE"?? Thais is what makes me think twice about this bike.
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          Ewwww...crap !!! It would better be called as Iron Peacock. I'll be surprised if it's not a PS job. Why on the earth will you have an exhaust per outlet. Why not weld them together and result in say...3-4 exhaust pipes. The specs are too impressive to believe .
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          • #6
            Nice photoshop work.

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              there is no way the chasis can hold that monster engine.. purely photoshop work guys .. the specs are too unrealistic.

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                  photoshopped

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                    • #11
                      That's unrealistic!

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                          Originally posted by motor psycho View Post


                          Almost nothing was initially known about this bike as the picture was sent in to McMod without any more explanation than the following.

                          - 12,000 - 15,000 cc. - approx. 750 - 1000 hp. - # of cylinders always modified per application (24+). - top speed unknown - 0 to 60 mph < 1 sec. - 1/4 mile N/A because limited track size does not give sufficient room for safe deceleration weight 1 ton + regards,

                          This has lead to much discussion amongst McMod list members which generaly went along the lines of Is it for real? Is it a photo manipulted image? Is it a physical mock up which doesn't run. Following are points from those discussions.

                          Read on: The Joebody Delima
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                          • #14
                            if the acceleration is constant then v=u+at

                            lets say t=1sec , u=0

                            60mph=96 kmph = 26m/s

                            then a=26 m/s^2

                            with 2.5g force , wouldn't you need seat belts just to hang on to the bike?
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                              Originally posted by varun_r15 View Post
                              1 mother with 8-9 children in her womb
                              Crazy..
                              u mean the famous "octo-mom"
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