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

[Ray1936]

I know. Do you?????

[gnome]

Vroom with a view.

[Ray1936]

One way to put it, gnome. LOL

[Zacha341]

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

[rb336]

Sorry, I don't wear bow ties

[rb336]

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

Sorta, but not mensa

[rb336]

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

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

[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!

[Richard]

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!

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.

[Benedict]

867-5309

[Richard]

867-5309

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.

[Ray1936]

Nice going, you old motorheads!