Who can tell the secret? (This IS Detroit related!)

I know. Do you?????

Vroom with a view.

One way to put it, gnome. LOL

Nice to here from you Gnome... but I still don't get it? Is this some kind of mensa folk only code?

Sorry, I don't wear bow ties

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Originally Posted by Zacha341

Nice to here from you Gnome... but I still don't get it? Is this some kind of mensa folk only code?

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Sorta, but not mensa

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Originally Posted by detroitsgwenivere

18436572 is the firing order for old Chevy [[and some other) V8 motors. What's my prize, the T-Shirt..??

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you coulda shown that ya knew it without giving it away. gnome and I did.

Nice oppositional firing with a full out four-barrel or smaller carb? Gas guzzler probably, but I'd love to hear her roar bending 696 at about the Collidge exit on a Sunday... Hah!

Who knows what my nondescript small block V-6 is firing at but so long as nothing's knocking, I'm good!

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Originally Posted by Zacha341

Nice oppositional firing with a full out four-barrel or smaller carb? Gas guzzler probably, but I'd love to hear her roar bending 696 at about the Collidge exit on a Sunday... Hah!

Who knows what my nondescript small block V-6 is firing at but so long as nothing's knocking, I'm good!

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What is a gas guzzler ? My boat burns 16 gallons per hour,but my daily drivers are a 1946 chev 1.5 ton and a 1939 Lasalle which both sip gas in comparison.

I reconised the fireing order but for some reason 876-5309 kept popping into my head.

867-5309 :)

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Originally Posted by Benedict

867-5309 :)

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Yes that is what it was,thank you,the disadvantage of driving old Detroit iron is having to add lead to the gas,I think it effects the brain to an extent.

Nice going, you old motorheads! :)