Got a Revellogram 1970 Chevelle SS 454. It's a little gluebombed, but not terrible. The body and interior are in good shape. The chrome is a little rough, but now I know how to fix that. I love Allclad.
Me either. This is my second job change in a year. Lost my job of 14 years last May due to sleep issues. They treated it like a discipline problem, and just as I got medication to help with it they terminated me. At least they were nice enough to give me a good severance.
Phrases I'm tired of hearing... How about "I'm sorry but we're going to have to let you go."? Found out Wednesday that my contract isn't being picked up at my current job and I'm going to lose this position at the end of the month.
It's still technically correct. Knock is ignition from compression. Lower octane fuels are more likely to detonate from compression than higher octane fuels, and high compression is a component of high performance engines. So the higher compression ratio engines need a higher octane to keep from knocking.