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That is not a stupid thing to say, I like it."Where did you go, I thought you were right behind me?"
What stupid things have YOU said to NON Mopar owners?
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I rarely bother saying "sure grip" to a non Mopar person....... I just default to "posi" 
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There were some Chevy terms that just sound better to say compared to official Mopar terms.
Sure Grip doesn't sound as good a Posi.
Drive shaft sounds better than propeller shaft, the Mopar term.
How about Z bar compared to torque shaft?
Sure Grip doesn't sound as good a Posi.
Drive shaft sounds better than propeller shaft, the Mopar term.
How about Z bar compared to torque shaft?
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drive shaft and z bar every time
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when rocking an AMC; I would tell them....... "the only thing worse than owning an AMC, is getting beat by one"
I still have the license plate frame
I still have the license plate frame
Hey..."grease nipples" sounds a lot better than Zerks.
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AMCs run a "twin grip"
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Zerks sounds like someone whacking off under the car.Hey..."grease nipples" sounds a lot better than Zerks.
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'Jounce' has to be made up also....Chrysler Engineers back in the day must have been smoking some good sheeet. 
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Is that in reference to shock absorbers?
The action you perform after adjusting the torsion bars.... you 'jounce' the front end of the car to settle the torsion bars and front suspension to a normal ride position.
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Another Chevy/GM term that i texted the language…,
“Check Engine”.
I don’t think that any Mopar ever had a gauge or light with that wording to it but people always seem to call it by that name.
The actual term is Malfunction Indicator lamp.
As always, that sounds clumsy and does not roll off the tongue as easily.
Those GM guys must have been masters at English and Psychology because they seem to have the best sounding terms for many things.
“Check Engine”.
I don’t think that any Mopar ever had a gauge or light with that wording to it but people always seem to call it by that name.
The actual term is Malfunction Indicator lamp.
As always, that sounds clumsy and does not roll off the tongue as easily.
Those GM guys must have been masters at English and Psychology because they seem to have the best sounding terms for many things.
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