Alien power sources for your Mustang?

Oct 07, 2003 13 Replies

I was wondering if anyone had covered over to anti-matter yet? If so, what was your improvement in quarter parsec times?



Don't forget to include relativistic corrections.


Still running ion. Slow to go, but the top end has me just short of light speed. You kids today with your fancy anti-matter machinery...gonna be the death of us all.

I think that they're just warped.

Not yet, but I'm planning on making that my first mod as soon as I get the OK from the wifey.

Then, there is the old question: "If a car travels at the speed of light, what happens when you turn the headlights on?"

I have that Tesla stuff that the government tried back in the war. It's all ICs now and downsized to fit in a car. Required a ship back in the

1940s to hold it all. The car just teleports. 1/4 mile time at the strip was just reaction time, less that 1/4 second.

Got kicked out of the dragstrip something about pothole in time at the start line. Seems everyone in the left lane arrives at the end of the strip before they left now. Hopefully the hole will close up soon. Getting tired of hearing about fried ECMs.... hey buy some lead shielding people! :)

You'll already have made your turn before the turn signal makes its first blink.

Actually, I prefer a Romulan style Artificial Gravity Well. It can be obtained with relatively inexpensive parts readily available at Summitt. It keeps your Mustang really glued to the ground when cornering--with all that artificial gravity you're adding right when you need it. ;)

Rufus T. Frazier wrote:

Ohmuhgod! I dream of converting to Ion! Man, I bought into this load of horse manure at a car show and now I've got this family of hypertelekentics that live under the rear seats. They eat a ton, crap on the carpet, and insist on holidays.

I've got to admit though, they can really fold space nicely so the car moves well. It just sucks when they think it's funny to open up small wormholes in the seats when I'm trying to get in the car and they invite all the alternate reality riff-raff over to party in the trunk.Takes days to clean up and the smell never comes out of the leather.

Ion. Man. If you go anti-matter can I buy your kit of you?

Dan '03 Cobra convertible Hypertelekentic driven

hypertelekentics

Sure, but don't hold your breath. Until they can prove that the quantum mass exhaust isn't responsible for the sudden increase in black holes I'm sticking with the tried and true. You should look into a new one. I saw one listed on Amazon for $199.99.

Michael

Unless Scotty or Geordi is nearby, stay away from matter/antimatter drives - they have a nasty habit of having core breeches. I've never seen one, but I can guess ttah a core breech is worse that being around Bill S. after a weekend of eating beans and drinking beer while watching a George Wendt 'Cheers' marathon....

Only the cheaply made new ones have core breech problems. They must be made on the cheap in china with inferior materials and workmanship. You need to get those old school containments they had on the first enterprise. At worst all you do is burn out the crystals and be stuck on the side of the road.

But I am sticking with the telsa stuff, sure the tower on the roof looks silly, but pulling energy from the 'ether' is great on the wallet.

I would convert over, but the price at the pump is outrageous! I have the kit sitting in my backyard. Been trying to look at finding a way to make my own anti-matter but I don't think the city will give me a permit to produce my own here in the city. Something about the volatility of the stuff.

Well, to make your own antimatter, you have to have a superconducting supercollider; These things are huge and detract from property values, so in the economic crunch most cities are in, the politicians sure as hell aren't going to let there be less tax money coming in....

Now Fusion-In-A-Can a la Back To The Future is the way to go!

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