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steel wont explode gas motors are made out of aluminum and run at around 10 x +

10x? If you didn't know, that's 147 psi and the combustion would produce over 600 psi. Gas motors don't usually use compressed air.

anybody that thinks steel pipe can explode from 8x is Retarded

think about a gas dirtbike engine the cylinder is aluminum with nikasil plating
when you do a compression test it should be in between 90 and 100 PSI at idle speed its way more once its revving

So a gas engine is a fully automatic hybrid that pushes a piston back and forth
and you can completly stop the ALUMINUM piston just after it ignites (by stalling it) and guess what it doesent explode even when its on nitrous (nitrous is an oxidiser )

so how is a 1/8 inch thick STEEL going to explode?




noname yes motors use compressed air Name the 4 strokes of a four
stroke engine

intake COMPRESSION power exaust



Better to let people wonder if your stupid than open your mouth and remove all doubt


honestly try to have some idea of what your talking about bofore you make your self look like a idiot



thanks pyro13 for being the only one with a good input

Isn't the aluminum used in engines anodized? If so, that makes the inner and out layers of aluminum aluminum oxide, the second hardest substance known.

if you know someone that has c3 paintball gun you could test out your idea without much hastle