What Does Your User Name Mean?
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Too much chili?
Drop the S. We can call him the GayOne. Hahaha
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It's my name
My real name is Roel but people have a really hard time saying it so I was nicknamed Roy some 20 plus years ago. Then 10 and 31 are the two numbers I would always pick on my baseball jerseys when I played when I was a kid.
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Well I am a lesbian trapped in a mans body!!
Nope, sorry. I wasnt around in the Ford Motorsports era. My time was the dead SVT(05+) and up to 2011. Didnt even make it to the Ford Performance era.
Mine refers to the bottom cat.
CGL My full name initials/ Hawk LS1 Firehawk that i owned number 260
I was running 427 Windsors before mail order stroker kits were a thing. Back then it was 400M Cranks with lots of machining, and either Chrysler or Chevy rods, depending on stroke desired. Oh, and stock blocks with over-boring that tempted fate.
If memory serve, in my case for 427 it went something like this:
351W block bored and honed .060-inch over with cylinder skirts notched to clear the Chrysler 360ci small-block connecting rods. Also used a 400M crankshaft with ridge removed to line up timing set.
The 400M crank was also machined to accept a longer Woodruff key.
The rod journals were machined down from 2.311 inches to 2.124 inches to fit the Chrysler 360 rods to the crank. If i recall, the journals were offset ground .125" to give 4.125" stroke.
If memory serve, in my case for 427 it went something like this:
351W block bored and honed .060-inch over with cylinder skirts notched to clear the Chrysler 360ci small-block connecting rods. Also used a 400M crankshaft with ridge removed to line up timing set.
The 400M crank was also machined to accept a longer Woodruff key.
The rod journals were machined down from 2.311 inches to 2.124 inches to fit the Chrysler 360 rods to the crank. If i recall, the journals were offset ground .125" to give 4.125" stroke.
Mojo was the family dog. Every time I see your username I think of that damn dog.
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Lol, yeah, his screen name did remind me of that dog too.
Mine is pretty simple going back to high school. I use it for gaming too. If you ever play Enemy Territory: Wolfenstien that is me! It's an old game. I picked mine screen name for the first car site I was on. Just means I was hooked or Snagged on the Mustang the first time I saw a 94 GT. I love the body style and bought one when I was able. Thus the start of my long run with the Mustang.
I signed up when i was 13, i had been lurking for a few months after my dad had purchased a Black '03 10th Anniversary (He still has it with less than 8k miles). While i haven't posted much over the years i have browsed this site everyday for the past 14 years.
I would love a set of those heads for my 02 GT. That would wake up the Mustang.
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When I picked up my 2nd Cobra one of my car buddies said "dang snakester". Which evolved into Snake Pliskin when we saw Curt Russell playing in a celebrity golf tournament around that same time.
Snake Pliskin
Snake Pliskin
Oh yeah, I think you used to have a Torch Red Cobra. I remembered because we live in the same area.....and because of the name.
Male.
Registered Nurse.
Twenty eight when I FINALLY got done with college.
Living in America...
Registered Nurse.
Twenty eight when I FINALLY got done with college.
Living in America...
So basically a/s/l...
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