What's the appeal of an aluminum engine block?

[blykins]

Originally Posted by rodneym

That is freakin' funny.
A little disdain for your customers is healthy.
And you're in good company

It was tongue in cheek, but I've known a lot of you for years and feel like I can take a jab every now and then.

Plus I know how a lot of these cars are used. The first engine I ever delivered ended up in a Hurricane Cobra. 10 years later it had 4000 miles on it.

[RodKnock]

Originally Posted by blykins

The first engine I ever delivered ended up in a Hurricane Cobra. 10 years later it had 4000 miles on it.

That sounds like a DD to me.

[rodneym]

Originally Posted by blykins

It was tongue in cheek, but I've known a lot of you for years and feel like I can take a jab every now and then.

Plus I know how a lot of these cars are used. The first engine I ever delivered ended up in a Hurricane Cobra. 10 years later it had 4000 miles on it.

bly,
I hope you know I love you (you know what I mean). And I'm a customer of yours too, if you remember. Albeit not a big $$$ one.

Jab away. My skin is A LOT thicker than aluminum skin. More like a thick, hardened and cured fiberglass Co-ahhh, forget it.