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TRT came from Texas Rear Turbos, my former business.
Turbo came just because I thought it flowed better for a web site
trtturbo.com
'92 GMC reg. cab, step side. 7.32@ 92.3. SOLD
http://videos.streetfire.net/video/d...d700c6401f.htm
New project: '00 S-10 ext. cab, ZQ8, 370, T-56, daily driver.
Bulldog came from High School baseball. My Head coach said i looked like a bulldog when i would used to pitch. 5.3 came from the first motor in the truck. So thats how i cam up with bulldog5.3.
06 TrailBlazer SS LS2 4.10's
02 SC StepSide Factory Orange
Full Bolt-On 370 - Little Cam- Victor Jr Intake -Worked 5.3 Heads - 4.56's - Built 60E - Circle D 4000
07 CTS-V CAI, GM Performance Exhaust, Ported TB, Coil Overs
Mine came from the first truck I ever built myself, a 97 crewcab 1/2 ton chevy.
tpi...tuned port injection
irocz...the car
using only one i is about as creative as i get. i use this name on every message board im on. my iroc was my first car
00 ECSB 6.0 project & daily driver
89 IROC-Z garage queen
07 R1 track whore
Just like Godsmack, i stole my name. sounded good. it actually comes from the latin word mol, which means grinder, or to grind, kinda like Molar 'rearmost teeth'
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www.tjc.edu
BRAAP! Back in the late ‘80’s and early ‘90’s heavily into the old Datsun Z cars, the local sports car club always called my car BRAAP at the autocrosses due to its distinct inline cylinder exhaust note. Name stuck…
Having built and races several Z cars over the years, built small business around the old Datsun Z cars, member/admin on extreme performance Z car forum, HybridZ, (mostly hybrid Z cars), the vanity plate came to be. Retired the plate in ’01 and hang it on the back of whatever Race car I’m playing with the time.
BRAAP….BRAAAAAAAP…….BRAAAAAAaaaaaaaaaaaaa………..
BHB, shortened from Boarsheadburban. I think this picture pretty much sums it up.
Originally Posted by BHB
Why not ham bone?
...Already taken.Why not ham bone?
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