Myajd jdg's definitions

Honda

An economy car company from Japan.

New for 2006, Honda's a being more accurately tested, essentially lower fuel economy and lower horsepower than before (it's the truth.) On a different note, the quality of domestics is on the rise and horsepower ratings are up about 3% average, compared to imports who have lost 3%.

by Myajd jdg March 27, 2006

hindus

Bastardiation of the pluram form of Hindu (Hindu's.)

Judaism is about 3500-4000 years old. Hinduism ain't that old. Anyone who thinks that is a moron.

by Myajd jdg September 6, 2005

stingray

A '63-'76 Chevrolet Corvette. Also known as a "midyear." The midyear 'Vettes were based on the Mako Shark dream car (released in '61), which shared many of its lines with Bill Mitchell's Stingray race car. The '67 Vettes, especially the ones with 427 mills and "stinger" hoods, are considered by many to be the finest combination of looks and performance ever produced by Detroit.

Even though the body was the same until '82, they stopped calling it the Stingray after /76.

by Myajd jdg September 6, 2005

Coronet

The Dodge Coronet, on which the Charger and Super Bee were based. Originally from the mid '50s, it resurfaced in 1965 as a sporty mid-sized 2-door sedan or 6/9-passenger wagon. It lasted until the early '70s, when it got phased out. By '71, the Charger became its own line and the Super Bee was moved over to the new Charger platform. The performance variant was the R/T model, which started in '67, with the race-prepped 440 Magnum V8 as the standard engine,k and the bulletproof TF727 3spd auto as the standard transmission. Optional were the 425hp 426 Hemi, and the 4spd manual with Hurst linkage (in '70, the manual recieved a competion-type Hurst pistol-grip shifter.) The R/T model was phased out after 1970.

Charger ('66-'74): high-performance, slightly more luxury-oriented version the the Coronet. For '66 and '67, it featured a fastback body and a different dash to differentiate uit from the Coronet. From '68 through '70, it featured a different front-end as the main difference from the Coronet. From 1971 onwards it was completely different, only sharing the B-body (mid-size) base platform with it.
Coronet ('65-'70): A semi-fastback, two-door five-seater with basic ammenities, such as vinyl bucket seats, a floor-shifted 3spd auto, and dual exhausts, except on base models.
Super Bee ('68-'71): A stripped down Coronet (complete withh les insulation), with vinyl bench seat, 3spd manual transmission, hot-cammed 383cid V8, heavy-duty shocks & springs, dual exhausts, and options such as a tachometer and the Hemi.

by Myajd jdg September 6, 2005

z28

Originally in 1967, it took a Camaro, added a race-prepped 302 V8, power brakes (complete w/ front discs), power steering, and numerous other things. No A/C or auto transmission was available. It was designed to qualify the Camaro for the SCCA Trans Am racing series.

The 4th Gen LS1 Z/28 comes with a 310hp 5.7l V8.

by Myajd jdg July 13, 2005

stingray

A '63-'76 Chevrolet Corvette. Also known as a "midyear." The midyear 'Vettes were based on the Mako Shark dream car (released in '61), which shared many of its lines with Bill Mitchell's Stingray race car. The '67 Vettes, especially the ones with 427 mills and "stinger" hoods, are considered by many to be the finest combination of looks and performance ever produced by Detroit.

Even though the body was the same until '82, they stopped calling it the Stingray after '76.

by Myajd jdg September 6, 2005

six pack

A modified 440 magnum engine made by MoPar from 1969 to 1972. They took a stock 440, put on an Edelbrock aluminum intake, and stuck on 3 2-bbl. Holley carbs, among other, more minor things. One of the greatest muscle car engines of all time. Could compete with the 426 Hemi, the 428CJ, and the LS6 454. Rated at 390hp, 490ft-lbs.

The '69 Six-Pack Road Runner is one of the fastest cars ever. They can outrun many modern sports car, and look cooler while doing it.

by Myajd jdg July 6, 2005