Forum Question Voting. How to View History ?

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#mods is there such a thread or any other way to get to what 427HISS is looking for?
 
#mods is there such a thread or any other way to get to what 427HISS is looking for?
I'm not sure they are looking for anything? Wasn't it just a statement that they liked the poll results at the top of a thread that includes a poll?

All members can create a new thread that includes a poll.

There is an option if you are viewing a thread that has an open poll just below the question to cast a vote or simply click view results.
 
I think they are looking for a way to see all the past polls and voting results. As in a list or thread or search word that would pull up all the old polls that have been done. And thanks for the quick response, you guys do great work!

"... is there anyway of reading past Q's & A's ? "
 
I think they are looking for a way to see all the past polls and voting results. As in a list or thread or search word that would pull up all the old polls that have been done. And thanks for the quick response, you guys do great work!

"... is there anyway of reading past Q's & A's ? "
I just went to the site home page and searched the word "poll". It brought up a slew of them.
 
OK, so now HotRocks has answered your question, I'm always curious about people's screen names. 427HISS... what is that about? I'm a car guy and to me 427 is a big engine used byt both GM and Ford. Is that in the right ballpark? Just curious.
 
Ron, I'm thinking Cobra....one of my favorites...that came with a 427:

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A good friend has two! However, it's really not a hiss, but more or a roar with those side pipes. :cool:
 
Lol,...yep.

Beautiful red Cobra.

66' I built in 2000. Building a new 427 FE engine, hoping for 625 HP & TQ. Do to a lady hitting me going 60 mph in a 30 mph, which was I traveling 30, I broke my neck and tore 15 nerves and tearing tissue in my neck. I've had three operations so far. Can't even lift the billet flywheel to get it, the clutch and bell mounted. I can't tell you how badly all this hurts !
I've had broken bones, but this is much worse. So. I'm gonna have to call friends to help, I guess. lol

Anyway, I have an awesome,...electric stacked injection with a polished manifold. I painted the block, bell and new Tremec 5 speed tranny by body color. (I'm a retired body man)

My last engine ran 1/4 mile of 10.38 at 134 mph.

Kansas Motor Speedway. Ran three laps, best speed of 163 mph.

This year if I recover enough to hold my neck from the torque and wind at high speed, being an open cockpit, I'd like to run the standing 1/2 mile.

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