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How do they bleed those brakes with the crossover tubes on the top?

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Originally Posted by Racerbvd

^^^^The stuff nightmares are made of.

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Sailboard "Dinosaur" Fins
Sailboard "Dinosaur" Fins | Windsurfing Forums, page 1

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March 23, 2008......................... entry
https://www.nasa.gov/topics/history/M2_F1.html



XCOR Lynx: DIY Aerodynamics
Posted on September 26, 2013 by Bryan
XCOR Aerospace blog | Page 5

We wish we could say we invented this technique but we did not.

Project Habu

The HEIST vehicle was inspired by a previous test performed by Scaled Composites in which SpaceShipOne was evaluated in a similar way, placed on the back of a Ford F-250 pickup truck.

Radio-Controlled 747 and Space Shuttle models | National Model Aviation Museum Blog

Art Arro and Owen Morris release the Gazariator and Space Shuttle for another test flight. The photograph originally appeared in “Mini Orbiter,” Model Airplane News, April 1976, pg. 48, by Terry White.

[daepp]

Originally Posted by GG Allin

What the heck is that mess?

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Originally Posted by JeremyD

How do they bleed those brakes with the crossover tubes on the top?

Not sure. I posted that picture somewhere else and the same question came up. First thought was that the caliper was on the wrong side. But every other picture I've seen of a 959 front caliper looks the same.



It's also interesting that they used upper control arms. By the time the 964 came along they were done away with.

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The $132K E36.

My 187K mile E36 is arguably cleaner underneath.

100-Mile 1995 BMW M3 Lightweight | Bring a Trailer