Fart can: oversized exhaust tip generally found on ricers
NO2 (pronounced NAWCE by the ricer crowd): Nitrous Oxide, which is a gas used to give the engine an instant power boost.

 

A Redneck Definition.



Mustang.

That there bee mus-tang me while I wasn' lookin'.

 

Yeah, but you drive a car ending in "O".

(grin)

 

Fart can is new school

NO2 is not new school. It's been around for ages, although it's a lot simpler to call it Nitrous than NO2.

BTW, NAWCE is how you pronounce NOS, which is the big vendor for the last 25 years or so (Nitrous Oxide Systems, N.O.S.)

 

Ahhh... but nawce is an F&F cliche', in my day (as in when I went through that domestic ricer stage) we refered to nawce as nitrous or simply gas and refered to N.O.S as N.O.S not nawce.

When I hear somebody say nawce, it immediately conjures an image of some dope saying; "and give me two of those big bottles cause I need more power." :bang:

 

Uh, so, may I ask?

Why "muzzy"? You are shortening a 2-syllable word into, what, 2 syllables?

They are "Stangs" to everyone who owned the 65-73 models. And to most people who drive the 79-2004 models as well.

Muzzy sounds like an Australian nickname for a piece of female anatomy... [/b][/quote]
When I owned my '72, I called it muzzy. Muzzy ma be 2 sylables, but it rolls off the toungue easier than Mustang

 

Torque Thrust? The Bullitt wheels look like Crager SS wheels to me.

 

Yeah, but you drive a car ending in "O".

(grin) [/b][/quote]


Its a cousin of the Canyonerooooooooo..

I kinda have to drive it right now, I spent the annual budget of a small country fixing GMs flaws.
Eleanor is coming, but I have time on my side and wanna see Colorado red now..

 

Oh no - Torque Thrusts and Cragar SSs aren't the same. This is a Cragar SS...

 

And this is a Torque Thrust.

 

IRS

old school = Internal Revenue Service
new school = Independant Rear Suspension

 

Good one Avalanche

 

Ahhh... but nawce is an F&F cliche', in my day (as in when I went through that domestic ricer stage) we refered to nawce as nitrous or simply gas and refered to N.O.S as N.O.S not nawce.

When I hear somebody say nawce, it immediately conjures an image of some dope saying; "and give me two of those big bottles cause I need more power." :bang: [/b][/quote]
Yup.... I think some bright inDUHvidual thought NOS was the gas, not the name of the company!

 

IN!

 

the Canyonero as seen in torch red:

 

Uh, so, may I ask?

Why "muzzy"? You are shortening a 2-syllable word into, what, 2 syllables?

They are "Stangs" to everyone who owned the 65-73 models. And to most people who drive the 79-2004 models as well.

Muzzy sounds like an Australian nickname for a piece of female anatomy... [/b][/quote]
Muzzy sounds like an Austrailian name for a females @#$#@!
What's wrong with that. I love Austrailian girls!!!!! B)

 

Yeah, but you drive a car ending in "O".

(grin) [/b][/quote]
ahhahahahahah

 

Aw Come on Y'all! :clown:

When I bought that Alero I had two little kids who still needed help getting out of the car. NOW ones in Middle school and the other realizes the value of a "hot" car(that's my boy!). And REALLY I loved it till it started vomiting a gallon of coolant every day and cost me two down payments to put back together with its intakes and axles and bearings and fuel injectors. So there! B)

Give me a few more months, one good profit, and a bored weekday and Eleanor will be coming home in all her black and red and white striped glory (O Wait, or is that redfire and black? Or Sonic Blue and black? Or Lime and Silver?) You just never know about me....

On a side note- Kevin and BEK? Obviously she aint coming home till 05 for me. What are the odds of the 5 being included in the inevitable Ford Spring Sales Event where it ALWAYS feels like the first time?

Need I remind ya again??? Meet Eleanor:

 

Muzzy sound like slang for a muzzel loading tpye of rifle. When you hear stang theres no confusion.

 

old school= New shcool=Inhale-Rooster