The Official 2nd Gen RAM Forum OT thread
Legend
Joined: Mar 2011
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From: Fredericksburg, Virginia
Y'all remember that Chevy I said I liked? Well some friends just bought a vehicle from that lot, they asked out the truck, 2005 fully loaded, sun roof and all, $17K.
Edit @ Jigabop: That won't out run the gigantic bullet coming at you
Edit @ Jigabop: That won't out run the gigantic bullet coming at you
Champion
Joined: May 2012
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From: Renton, WA
besides if the tank has reactive armor you can cause quite a distraction shooting at it with any high caliber FMJ round...it will detonate the reactive armor. (designed to cause smart bombs and tow missiles to detonate outside of the tanks armor)
My dodge has been great haha. Sometimes it gets cranky and little things go hay wire but its
1. Never left me stranded
2. Does work all the time
Motors been a tank too
Everyone has different trucks. Some get lemons and some get lucky
1. Never left me stranded
2. Does work all the time
Motors been a tank too
Everyone has different trucks. Some get lemons and some get lucky
Champion
Joined: May 2012
Posts: 3,065
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From: Renton, WA
useless fact for the day...wanna take out a tank?
Dump some Fluoroantimonic acid on it
it will eat through tank armor VERY fast...and if they try to wash it off with water, it reacts very violently with water and releases very deadly gasses when it comes into contact with moisture/water....
it is literally 10,000,000,000,000,000 (10x10^24 or 10 quadrillion) times more corrosive than 100% pure sulfuric acid and is the most corrosive substance known to man.
Dump some Fluoroantimonic acid on it
it will eat through tank armor VERY fast...and if they try to wash it off with water, it reacts very violently with water and releases very deadly gasses when it comes into contact with moisture/water....
it is literally 10,000,000,000,000,000 (10x10^24 or 10 quadrillion) times more corrosive than 100% pure sulfuric acid and is the most corrosive substance known to man.
useless fact for the day...wanna take out a tank?
Dump some Fluoroantimonic acid on it
it will eat through tank armor VERY fast...and if they try to wash it off with water, it reacts very violently with water and releases very deadly gasses when it comes into contact with moisture/water....
it is literally 10,000,000,000,000,000 (10x10^24 or 10 quadrillion) times more corrosive than 100% pure sulfuric acid and is the most corrosive substance known to man.
Dump some Fluoroantimonic acid on it
it will eat through tank armor VERY fast...and if they try to wash it off with water, it reacts very violently with water and releases very deadly gasses when it comes into contact with moisture/water....
it is literally 10,000,000,000,000,000 (10x10^24 or 10 quadrillion) times more corrosive than 100% pure sulfuric acid and is the most corrosive substance known to man.
Champion
Joined: May 2012
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From: Renton, WA
Polytetrafluoroethylene aka "Teflon"
it is one of the very very few substances known to resist almost all acids and is one of the most common used materials for containing acids and super-acids (any acid stronger than 100% pure sulfuric acid).
kinda makes you wonder why they don't paint vehicles in teflon...they wouldn't rust
it is one of the very very few substances known to resist almost all acids and is one of the most common used materials for containing acids and super-acids (any acid stronger than 100% pure sulfuric acid).
kinda makes you wonder why they don't paint vehicles in teflon...they wouldn't rust
Polytetrafluoroethylene aka "Teflon"
it is one of the very very few substances known to resist almost all acids and is one of the most common used materials for containing acids and super-acids (any acid stronger than 100% pure sulfuric acid).
kinda makes you wonder why they don't paint vehicles in teflon...they wouldn't rust
it is one of the very very few substances known to resist almost all acids and is one of the most common used materials for containing acids and super-acids (any acid stronger than 100% pure sulfuric acid).
kinda makes you wonder why they don't paint vehicles in teflon...they wouldn't rust
Champion
Joined: May 2012
Posts: 3,065
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From: Renton, WA
yep that's the stuff...
the tape is extremely thin though. teflon can have the consistancy of a solid plastic container as well. or you could coat a solid object in teflon. then acid can't eat through it...however it can eat glass, dirt, metal, wood, platinum, titanium, iridium, etc...basically all organic materials. synthetic materials it has more difficulty with.
makes me wonder if baking soda can neutralize it...
I know baking soda can neutralize sulfuric acid...
that's the stuff...the tape is extremely thin though. teflon can have the consistancy of a solid plastic container as well. or you could coat a solid object in teflon. then acid can't eat through it...however it can eat glass, dirt, metal, wood, platinum, titanium, iridium, etc...basically all organic materials. synthetic materials it has more difficulty with.
makes me wonder if baking soda can neutralize it...
I know baking soda can neutralize sulfuric acid...
yep that's the stuff...
the tape is extremely thin though. teflon can have the consistancy of a solid plastic container as well. or you could coat a solid object in teflon. then acid can't eat through it...however it can eat glass, dirt, metal, wood, platinum, titanium, iridium, etc...basically all organic materials. synthetic materials it has more difficulty with.
makes me wonder if baking soda can neutralize it...
I know baking soda can neutralize sulfuric acid...
that's the stuff...the tape is extremely thin though. teflon can have the consistancy of a solid plastic container as well. or you could coat a solid object in teflon. then acid can't eat through it...however it can eat glass, dirt, metal, wood, platinum, titanium, iridium, etc...basically all organic materials. synthetic materials it has more difficulty with.
makes me wonder if baking soda can neutralize it...
I know baking soda can neutralize sulfuric acid...
