Tungsten is used extensively as a carbide alloy in machine cutters and also in some jewelry and in the electronics industry.
Its not something common in the automotive industry which is why I was wondering on where it would come of use..
It's used for the inserts to balance the crankshaft. Very heavy, so less is needed to balance. In other words, less material to get the same effect. Less material, less rotating mass, higher engine speeds.
"Some expensive, high performance crankshafts also use heavy-metal counterweights to make the crankshaft more compact. The heavy-metal used is most often a tungsten alloy but depleted uranium has also been used. A cheaper option is to use lead, but compared with tungsten its density is much lower."
I just got my invitation today.
My dealer said he manually added me again earlier today even though he included me much earlier on the list.. idk what is going on that its so hard for Ducati to send one bloody email out
You already have an R... why not just chill out and be happy with that???
My dealer said he manually added me again earlier today even though he included me much earlier on the list.. idk what is going on that its so hard for Ducati to send one bloody email out
You'll get the email. It's not that big a deal though and has no bearing in whether you'll actually get the bike. Ducati has criteria to determine who'll get priority as they, of course, expect demand to exceed supply - such as original buyers of Desmos, etc.
The bike is going to be ridiculous IMO.
You'll get the email. It's not that big a deal though and has no bearing in whether you'll actually get the bike. Ducati has criteria to determine who'll get priority as they, of course, expect demand to exceed supply - such as original buyers of Desmos, etc.
The bike is going to be ridiculous IMO.
You'll get the email. It's not that big a deal though and has no bearing in whether you'll actually get the bike. Ducati has criteria to determine who'll get priority as they, of course, expect demand to exceed supply - such as original buyers of Desmos, etc.
The bike is going to be ridiculous IMO.
is that the 18th October ?
You already have an R... why not just chill out and be happy with that???
What if they come out with an SLR in 2015?
I always did what I wanted. Age or not. Riding motorcycles from my 18th on. 49 years and married for 25 years now. Yearly vacation to the US and we took the kids with us from baby on. Son is into kart racing, daughter paralympics athlete. I have some nice cars, nice wife, nice kids and an R now but it has nothing to do with mid-life crisis. What do you need to know more? Ha, ha, ha.
Not being personal but I think Acowisk is going through his mid-life crisis at the moment. His example is of a classic one and I do not blame him for it, looks like he missed out on a lot in his earlier life and he is doing all he can to catch up with what he could have done earlier.
I have a couple of friends that are no different, they are in their 40s and they do things they should have done earlier in their lives like say in their 20s but family commitments etc stopped them from doing it. One chap I know got divorced at the age of 48 and he just bought a HP4!
I think it has to do with a build up of frustration over time and it shows itself in different forms.