Designing a functional prototype from an idea in such a short time was
challenging. It was a tremendous feeling when everything functioned as
designed the first time" said Brett Wallihan, MillenWorks Design
Engineer, "You just don't expect a vehicle to rotate around its own
axis like that. It was surreal."

This statement summed up for the high praises and awe the crowd
bestowed on the Jeep Hurricane took center stage at the Detroit auto
show DaimlerChrysler Corporation press conference.

Innovative in style, the Jeep Hurricane included a centrally located
twin-engine transfer case, in-board brakes, drive shafts, front and
rear steering, and complete corner assemblies. It has a centrally
located transfer case coupling power from both engines and distribute
all wheel drive torque to each corner of the vehicle. The Jeep
Hurricane's Shift-by-wire mechanisms allow the wheels on one side of
the vehicle to run in reverse, which, coupled with split solid axles
and 55 degrees front and rear wheel toe-in angles, allows the vehicle
to rotate around its own axis.

Jeep Hurricane 2005 has Four Wheel and Crab Steering capability, with
a combination of traditional and "steer by wire" technologies. The
total of twenty inches of suspension travel was achieved through the
use of a purpose-built front and rear double A-arm independent
wishbone suspension with coil over dampers

Superior engineering describes the effort put into every inch of the
Jeep Grand Cherokee by its grand designers -- the Millenworks. The new
concept vehicle challenged the creative boundaries of MillenWorks'
engineering team and the result is amazing.

We have everything you need for your Jeep Hurricane at Parts train.
Exterior and interior accessories, suspension and performance parts,
restoration and body parts, travel accessories, and much more are
found at our online store. Just go to http://www.partstrain.com/ShopByVehicle/Jeep
Quality products can now be purchased easily at our online shop. Find
automotive equipment and accessories for almost any make or model and
get low, everyday prices on almost anything you need.

http://cncarrental.cn/html/automobil...0925/4045.html

 

On Tue, 22 Jan 2008 06:41:31 -0800, L.W.(ßill)------ III wrote:

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Should read <snip SPAM>.

Weren't you supposed to report this as SPAM rather than add to it?

Some superhero.


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on the unthinking.

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On Sun, 20 Jan 2008 21:53:29 -0800, Superman ------ Troll Fighter of oldNumber7 & squareWheels wrote:

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> "Pink Freud©®" <drive-in-lobotomies@trepanation.calm> wrote in message
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>> Should read <snip SPAM>.
>>
>> Weren't you supposed to report this as SPAM rather than add to it?
>>
>> Some superhero.
>>
>>
>> --
>> Words ought to be a little wild, for they are the assault of thoughts
>> on the unthinking.
>>
>> -John Maynard Keynes, economist (1883-1946)
>>
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Words ought to be a little wild, for they are the assault of thoughts
on the unthinking.

-John Maynard Keynes, economist (1883-1946)

 

On Sun, 20 Jan 2008 04:02:07 -0800 (PST), bs866806@163.com wrote:

>Designing a functional prototype from an idea in such a short time was
>challenging. It was a tremendous feeling when everything functioned as
>designed the first time" said Brett Wallihan, MillenWorks Design
>Engineer, "You just don't expect a vehicle to rotate around its own
>axis like that. It was surreal."
>
>This statement summed up for the high praises and awe the crowd
>bestowed on the Jeep Hurricane took center stage at the Detroit auto
>show DaimlerChrysler Corporation press conference.
>
>Innovative in style, the Jeep Hurricane included a centrally located
>twin-engine transfer case, in-board brakes, drive shafts, front and
>rear steering, and complete corner assemblies. It has a centrally
>located transfer case coupling power from both engines and distribute
>all wheel drive torque to each corner of the vehicle. The Jeep
>Hurricane's Shift-by-wire mechanisms allow the wheels on one side of
>the vehicle to run in reverse, which, coupled with split solid axles
>and 55 degrees front and rear wheel toe-in angles, allows the vehicle
>to rotate around its own axis.
>
>Jeep Hurricane 2005 has Four Wheel and Crab Steering capability, with
>a combination of traditional and "steer by wire" technologies. The
>total of twenty inches of suspension travel was achieved through the
>use of a purpose-built front and rear double A-arm independent
>wishbone suspension with coil over dampers
>
>Superior engineering describes the effort put into every inch of the
>Jeep Grand Cherokee by its grand designers -- the Millenworks. The new
>concept vehicle challenged the creative boundaries of MillenWorks'
>engineering team and the result is amazing.
>
>We have everything you need for your Jeep Hurricane at Parts train.
>Exterior and interior accessories, suspension and performance parts,
>restoration and body parts, travel accessories, and much more are
>found at our online store. Just go to http://www.partstrain.com/ShopByVehicle/Jeep
>Quality products can now be purchased easily at our online shop. Find
>automotive equipment and accessories for almost any make or model and
>get low, everyday prices on almost anything you need.
>
>http://cncarrental.cn/html/automobil...0925/4045.html

Excellent. But why can't ------ wright something like that, because
he doesn't know that many words!!

 

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