Subject	How can you claim ownership to combustion physics though?
Posted by	Marshall on May 30, 2004 at 1:37 PM
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In Reply To	Nice Endyne knockoff posted by aliaZ on May 30, 2004 at 12:19 PM
Message	While Endyne may have been the first to use that design, if the design works it will eventually be used by everyone. Over time good designs will find their way into use by everyone. Back in the day, Dodge was famous for their "hemi" engine because it had hemispherical combustion chambers. Now most engine designs are "hemi" designs, with everyone from Dodge to Honda using them. Same goes with dual overhead cams and 4 valves per cylinder. As companies learn more about the physics of combustion dynamics and they find which designs work the best, it would be brainless and almost irresponsible to use an older design which you know doesn't work as well. Eventually, most engines will end up looking nearly the same because companies will use the designs and techniques which have proven themselves over time to work the best.
Follow Ups	Z1/Wiseco forged pistons: A little clarification on the - Ash's Z (In Progress) 11:12:48 05/30/04 lol (n/m) - ni[X]it 11:25:39 05/30/04 =) - Ash's Z (In Progress) 11:40:33 05/30/04 Does JE or Ross pistons have had issues before? - teahead (Seattle) 11:33:49 05/30/04 Not sure on JE pistons - I think those pistons were - Ash's Z (In Progress) 11:37:40 05/30/04 probably a cost issue. (n/m) - Chris(NJ) 11:37:40 05/30/04 bookmarked. (n/m) - BooZted 11:38:33 05/30/04 WOW, thanks for using up half my weekend reading that - RegalZ 11:47:48 05/30/04 Hey, when you coming back with ur 300? I've got the itch - Ash's Z (In Progress) 11:50:09 05/30/04 Should be there tuesday evening sans interior :-/ (n/m) - RegalZ 11:54:03 05/30/04 Nice Write up Ash... Good luck... (n/m) - Speedin Z32 (Tampa, FL) 12:00:47 05/30/04 less write ups, get more driveshafts damnit (n/m) - odium69 12:13:58 05/30/04 Nice Endyne knockoff - aliaZ 12:19:48 05/30/04 I was afraid of posting the rendering of the piston - Ash's Z (In Progress) 12:51:54 05/30/04 that was so confusing (n/m) - BooZted 13:16:27 05/30/04 No, it wasn't (n/m) - NytWolf 13:34:59 05/30/04 dont remember who youre talking to do you? (n/m) - BooZted 13:37:50 05/30/04 no worries - aliaZ 17:53:34 05/30/04 How can you claim ownership to combustion physics though? - Marshall 13:37:07 05/30/04 Endyne doesn't claim ownership to anything - aliaZ 17:47:05 05/30/04 btw, has anyone installed their Endyne pistons yet? - Marshall 18:08:56 05/30/04 I have them installed - aliaZ 21:22:39 05/30/04 cool - Marshall 22:33:25 05/30/04 You might have pumped up lifters causing that (n/m) - AzHeat 07:04:55 05/31/04 it still leaked with the cams removed (n/m) - aliaZ 17:52:27 05/31/04 I have CP pistons in my motor; - RSR 12:23:40 05/30/04 agreed - aliaZ 12:26:56 05/30/04 who built your motor? (n/m) - Chris(NJ) 12:37:36 05/30/04 Estes Automotive in Nicholasville, KY.... - RSR 13:00:23 05/30/04 Well, that idea holds true to every element of the process - Ash's Z (In Progress) 12:56:15 05/30/04 Wow, great writeup. Those may be the perfect pistons for the - Zeorymer 14:38:30 05/30/04 yep (n/m) - aliaZ 17:54:30 05/30/04 ash - where on the weisco piston is the proper loacation - Slowninja(Sport600 Inconel Z) 15:42:30 05/30/04 Nice write-up, now come to the shop and lets tune my car! (n/m) - Russell@Z1 15:56:24 05/30/04 good job, Ash! (n/m) - ForceFedTT 20:12:22 05/30/04 Awesome writeup - lazersos 20:49:21 05/30/04 Now here is a bigger question which is being ignored. - Carlos Ramirez 21:58:09 05/30/04
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