Originally posted by: JC
442: Some say 400ci, 4-barrel, dual exhaust. Some say 4-speed, 4-barrel, dual exhaust. But of course you could get an automatic trans
JC
It's amazing how many people I see pull off all their exhaust and just have their manifolds/headers dump, God I hate loud vehicles to start with, and it's funny when they drop 3 or 4 tenth's when they do it.Originally posted by: Evadman
Body Kits help acceleration.
Ram Air induction adds horsepower at 50 mph and less.
The 10 and 12 bolt axles are named for how many bolts hold on the inspection cover.
a 9000lb winch will only pull 9000lb's.
wider tires are better in all circumstances.
water-baised paint was a good idea.
My all Time favorite:
Cats restrict power no mater what.
What's wrong with that?The 10 and 12 bolt axles are named for how many bolts hold on the inspection cover.
So will the steel-belted tires. Tires are conductors, they aren't pure rubber and they do conduct electricity fairly well. I also get a kick out of the whole "Tires protect you if struck by lightning" claim.The metal shell of the vehicle will conduct the lightening.
Originally posted by: JC
I've seen certain car goofs time and time again over the years....there's always someone willing to believe someone else who doesn't really know, either![]()
Here's a few of my favorites:
- all Chevy 327 engines are 'Corvette' motors
- 'Camaro' is actually spelled 'Camero'
- all Muncie 4-speeds are M-22 'rockcrushers'
- 4 barrel carb automatically means more power
- stock, low-compression engine + giant camshaft = good combo
- all nitrous setups are 'NOS'
Lots are from pennysaver ads:
- '12 volt rearend' lol
- 'posse' rear
- Celica Supra, or 6-series BMW with 'V6'
- Mazda RX-7 with '4-cyl'
- 'RARE'
- 'heathers'
- 'roll gauge'
Add your own if you like.....
JC
It's not surprising since Americans pronounce 'a' as 'e'. Camero is how it's pronounced.Originally posted by: AdamK47 - 3DS
Originally posted by: JC
I've seen certain car goofs time and time again over the years....there's always someone willing to believe someone else who doesn't really know, either![]()
Here's a few of my favorites:
- all Chevy 327 engines are 'Corvette' motors
- 'Camaro' is actually spelled 'Camero'
- all Muncie 4-speeds are M-22 'rockcrushers'
- 4 barrel carb automatically means more power
- stock, low-compression engine + giant camshaft = good combo
- all nitrous setups are 'NOS'
Lots are from pennysaver ads:
- '12 volt rearend' lol
- 'posse' rear
- Celica Supra, or 6-series BMW with 'V6'
- Mazda RX-7 with '4-cyl'
- 'RARE'
- 'heathers'
- 'roll gauge'
Add your own if you like.....
JC
The word Camaro is of the most mispelled on a Google search even though the name is one of the top five recognizable auto names in the US.
Originally posted by: PG
What's wrong with that?The 10 and 12 bolt axles are named for how many bolts hold on the inspection cover.
12 bolt
10 bolt
edit: My bad, here's the real answer:
http://www.grapeaperacing.com/GrapeApeRacing/drivetech/axlegmrears.cfm
...the bolt count is the number of bolts holding the ring gear to the carrier, not the number of bolts holding the cover on
Originally posted by: Jellomancer
It's not surprising since Americans pronounce 'a' as 'e'. Camero is how it's pronounced.Originally posted by: AdamK47 - 3DS
Originally posted by: JC
I've seen certain car goofs time and time again over the years....there's always someone willing to believe someone else who doesn't really know, either![]()
Here's a few of my favorites:
- all Chevy 327 engines are 'Corvette' motors
- 'Camaro' is actually spelled 'Camero'
- all Muncie 4-speeds are M-22 'rockcrushers'
- 4 barrel carb automatically means more power
- stock, low-compression engine + giant camshaft = good combo
- all nitrous setups are 'NOS'
Lots are from pennysaver ads:
- '12 volt rearend' lol
- 'posse' rear
- Celica Supra, or 6-series BMW with 'V6'
- Mazda RX-7 with '4-cyl'
- 'RARE'
- 'heathers'
- 'roll gauge'
Add your own if you like.....
JC
The word Camaro is of the most mispelled on a Google search even though the name is one of the top five recognizable auto names in the US.
Yes, I know they exist - but whenever I hear "V4" mentioned, it's in reference to a newer car with an I4Saab made those in the 60's or 70's.
The K&N will help out just about any stock app. Might not be a noticable diff, but there'll be one.A K&N air filter and platinum spark plugs will make your stock car faster.
How is that a misconseption? Assuming your saying frontwheel drive. fwd is waaaaay better than rwd in the snow and alot of otherapplications..Theres a website with a fwd mid 80's dodge caravan with a turbo 4 running like 11's. The van also pulls 4wd outta the snow.FWD=good
Nice, but I'd rather have a GSX. The "X" at the end does make a little bit of difference.Originally posted by: Ornery
Body Kits help acceleration.
Originally posted by: DrumminBoy
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