Hot-rodding is an iconic American automotive pass-time, but such a specialized hobby has no shortage of jargon and lingo — here's what some of it means.

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Each decade reshapes which drivers and machines define performance, yet the 1980s keep roaring back into the fast lane. Each ...

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This idea of “no demand” is simply a dowry in disguise, a social expectation wrapped in polite words and good intentions.

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