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10/21/05, 03:30 PM
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Ok,
It's about time I asked. What exactly does Billet mean? I've thought it meant a certain style or that there was a Billet Mustang at one point that the Billet style is suppose to emulate. Then I see multiple mods labled as Billet, and I don't actually know if they are or not. Is there something that makes something billet versus something that isn't? It just isn't clear to me. Sorry for the n00b question.
It's about time I asked. What exactly does Billet mean? I've thought it meant a certain style or that there was a Billet Mustang at one point that the Billet style is suppose to emulate. Then I see multiple mods labled as Billet, and I don't actually know if they are or not. Is there something that makes something billet versus something that isn't? It just isn't clear to me. Sorry for the n00b question.
10/21/05, 03:38 PM
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10/21/05, 03:42 PM
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Billet and Bullitt are two different things.
Bullitt was a special edition Mustang in 2001 and Billet is as described above, and can be used to describe many different modifications (such as e-brake handles, misc. *****, caps, covers, etc.)
Bullitt was a special edition Mustang in 2001 and Billet is as described above, and can be used to describe many different modifications (such as e-brake handles, misc. *****, caps, covers, etc.)
10/21/05, 03:44 PM
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Originally posted by cyoon@October 21, 2005, 2:33 PM
Ok,
It's about time I asked. What exactly does Billet mean? I've thought it meant a certain style or that there was a Billet Mustang at one point that the Billet style is suppose to emulate. Then I see multiple mods labled as Billet, and I don't actually know if they are or not. Is there something that makes something billet versus something that isn't? It just isn't clear to me. Sorry for the n00b question.
Ok,
It's about time I asked. What exactly does Billet mean? I've thought it meant a certain style or that there was a Billet Mustang at one point that the Billet style is suppose to emulate. Then I see multiple mods labled as Billet, and I don't actually know if they are or not. Is there something that makes something billet versus something that isn't? It just isn't clear to me. Sorry for the n00b question.
10/21/05, 03:58 PM
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Originally posted by JeffreyDJ@October 21, 2005, 2:45 PM
Billet and Bullitt are two different things.
Bullitt was a special edition Mustang in 2001 and Billet is as described above, and can be used to describe many different modifications (such as e-brake handles, misc. *****, caps, covers, etc.)
Billet and Bullitt are two different things.
Bullitt was a special edition Mustang in 2001 and Billet is as described above, and can be used to describe many different modifications (such as e-brake handles, misc. *****, caps, covers, etc.)
10/21/05, 04:05 PM
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Billet - Solid block of metal used in cutting wheels, and other accessories.
Bullitt - Special editon Mustang and name of movie from the 60's starring Steve McQueen and a green 67 (or 68?) green fastback and a 68 Charger.
Bullet - Something used in a gun or a Power Point presentation.
Bullitt - Special editon Mustang and name of movie from the 60's starring Steve McQueen and a green 67 (or 68?) green fastback and a 68 Charger.
Bullet - Something used in a gun or a Power Point presentation.
10/21/05, 04:08 PM
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Originally posted by Zig-Zag@October 21, 2005, 5:47 PM
It means that the finished piece has been machined from a solid block of the source material, which is refered to as a billet.
It means that the finished piece has been machined from a solid block of the source material, which is refered to as a billet.
Except that now the marketing groups of aftermarket manufacturers have jumped on the term to mean anything that has that look to it. Improper usage, but it sells stuff.
10/21/05, 04:50 PM
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Originally posted by MilStang@October 21, 2005, 4:32 PM
NO! Not the dreaded powerpoint bullet!!
:nono:
Too many briefings today...
NO! Not the dreaded powerpoint bullet!!
:nono:
Too many briefings today...
:nono: Always handy...
:nono: Ready Available
. . . . . . :bang: Except NJ
. . . . . . :bang: Parts of MD
:nono: It's a good thing!
10/21/05, 05:27 PM
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Originally posted by DiamondBlue@October 21, 2005, 4:11 PM
Yep, that is the correct definition. Get a stronger part due to the processing step when the metal is compressed into that billet.
Except that now the marketing groups of aftermarket manufacturers have jumped on the term to mean anything that has that look to it. Improper usage, but it sells stuff.
Yep, that is the correct definition. Get a stronger part due to the processing step when the metal is compressed into that billet.
Except that now the marketing groups of aftermarket manufacturers have jumped on the term to mean anything that has that look to it. Improper usage, but it sells stuff.
10/22/05, 08:27 AM
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Originally posted by KrisHorton@October 21, 2005, 4:08 PM
Billet - Solid block of metal used in cutting wheels, and other accessories.
Bullitt - Special editon Mustang and name of movie from the 60's starring Steve McQueen and a green 67 (or 68?) green fastback and a 68 Charger.
Bullet - Something used in a gun or a Power Point presentation.
Billet - Solid block of metal used in cutting wheels, and other accessories.
Bullitt - Special editon Mustang and name of movie from the 60's starring Steve McQueen and a green 67 (or 68?) green fastback and a 68 Charger.
Bullet - Something used in a gun or a Power Point presentation.
How about a mullet?
10/22/05, 09:32 AM
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Originally posted by KrisHorton@October 21, 2005, 6:08 PM
Billet - Solid block of metal used in cutting wheels, and other accessories.
Bullitt - Special editon Mustang and name of movie from the 60's starring Steve McQueen and a green 67 (or 68?) green fastback and a 68 Charger.
Bullet - Something used in a gun or a Power Point presentation.
Billet - Solid block of metal used in cutting wheels, and other accessories.
Bullitt - Special editon Mustang and name of movie from the 60's starring Steve McQueen and a green 67 (or 68?) green fastback and a 68 Charger.
Bullet - Something used in a gun or a Power Point presentation.
Dark Highland Green was the color that Ford used on the 2001 Ford Mustang "Bullitt" SE.
I know... I'm such a dork
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