Mopar Posi rear axle
I see that and while YES, it does annoy me, I chalk it up to a typo, some small error, etc.
A guy on another forum posted about an engine he is having someone build. He described it as a "full roller motor".
He didn't know what that meant. He just repeated what he heard.
I am glad to see enthused people post about their projects. It is a bit irritating though when newbies throw around terminology when they don't know the ropes yet.
Full roller motor? Cam bearings too? What about rod and main bearings?
I have roller tipped rocker arms. Is mine a half roller motor?
I've been in the presence of geniuses that spit out "4 speed Posi" as if the transmission itself also contains a differential like a transaxle does.
Others have said "It isn't rusty, it just has surface rust and a few areas you can see through".
How about the braniacs that say that headers are only for a race engine and that their exhaust manifolds flow just as well on the street.
Holey craburetors, Elderbock intakes, Headman Headers, I've seen them all.
A sign at a swap meet next to a high performance Ford truck stated "Ford Liteny" right next to the emblem that read Lightning.
I see that and while YES, it does annoy me, I chalk it up to a typo, some small error, etc.
A guy on another forum posted about an engine he is having someone build. He described it as a "full roller motor".
He didn't know what that meant. He just repeated what he heard.
I am glad to see enthused people post about their projects. It is a bit irritating though when newbies throw around terminology when they don't know the ropes yet.
Full roller motor? Cam bearings too? What about rod and main bearings?
I have roller tipped rocker arms. Is mine a half roller motor?
I've been in the presence of geniuses that spit out "4 speed Posi" as if the transmission itself also contains a differential like a transaxle does.
Others have said "It isn't rusty, it just has surface rust and a few areas you can see through".
How about the braniacs that say that headers are only for a race engine and that their exhaust manifolds flow just as well on the street.
Holey craburetors, Elderbock intakes, Headman Headers, I've seen them all.
A sign at a swap meet next to a high performance Ford truck stated "Ford Liteny" right next to the emblem that read Lightning.
