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I think that just dates him. Back in the day, we never went by area codes, just only seven digits. This is back in the days of rotary phones. You kids wouldn’t know about that, lol.
When I was a kid we only had to dial the last number of the prefix, then the line number (last four digits). Then the population grew and we had to dial the entire prefix and line number. The area code changed in 1982 due to population growth. If I recall correctly, dialing the entire prefix coincided with the area code change. I was told that prior to only dialing the last number of prefix, it was only the line number.
I'm *just* old enough to remember that. They instituted area codes here around the time I was 8-9yrs old. I know there's places that still don't use/need them but it's fascinating to me that they still exist. GA is growing so fast, they added 2 more area codes within the last decade and just added another
What’d you call me? Thems fighting’ words. Meet me at the bike rack.
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You’re third in a row to mention the 10552- the shop down by Seattle was the first, then last night the other guy that did my boring and decking texted me that would be his choice as well. Vizard talks all about modifying the 55 in his book to reduce the chatter, but it’s my impression that the ST pumps do away with that.
+1 My strategy is always oil control, not so much volume. I like running a bigger sump just for oil quantity as I know it will get hot, so more oil to spread out the BTU's per ounce helps it live - in extreme conditions if those should ever arise.
It’ll be “spicy” until I shred the transmission with a “HeLl YeAh BrOThEr” and this fall you’ll see “Chuck’s Transmission build thread”. Lol
