350

A common Chevy smallblock engine used everywhere from trucks to musclecars. The 350 refers to the engine's displacement in cubic inches. Production began in 1968 and was discontinued with the demise of the camaro in 2002 however parts are plentiful and these engines can be made quite powerful.

A euphemism for a blowjob. The expression supposedly originated from the idea of paying $350 for prom to try to get with a girl; the result is an expression that makes referring to the "goals" of such a date innocuous and discreet.

The expression is gaining popularity in Massachusetts, but may take a while to spread. Still a great way to refer to the deed without being too direct.

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Shoes that look like Vans shoes but they are only $3.50 and sold at Wal-Mart. They are no longer $3.50 in San Marcos, CA Wal-Mart.

For more information, go to myspace.com/getwy and listen to 350s song.

Shoes that look like Vans shoes but they are only $3.50 and sold at Wal-Mart. They are no longer $3.50 in San Marcos, CA Wal-Mart.

For more information, go to myspace.com/getwy and listen to 350s song.

A kick ass / durable V8 motor that was produced by Pontiac Motor Division from 1968 to 1977. The motor has a bore size of 3.875 inches and has a stroke of 3.75 inches, making it really 354 cubic inches instead of 350. It is mistakenly called a "Big-Block" due to it's size but there is no such "Small block" or "Big block" since all Pontiac motors shared the same external design and size in the 60's and 70's. While not amongst the performance engines being developed by Pontiac at the time, in 1968 and 69, an H.O. (High Output) version was the performance option for this motor with an underrated 325 horsepower and a compression ratio of 10.5:1. Besides H.O. variants of this motor, the 350 was looked down upon bigger cubic inched Pontiac motors (389, 400, 428 and 455) due to it's small bore size... BUT with a slightly bigger cam, a .040 over bore size, better heads with bigger valves, and some bolt-on modifications, this motor goes from a typically quick V8 to a fucking beast! This motor can be stroked to a 383 for maximum performance that will hand's down beat any Chevy Big-Block motor on the streets.

This engine also shares nothing in common with the "Chevrolet 350" motor.

The Pontiac 350 was most common in Firebirds, Le Mans/Tempest/Custom S cars, and Ventura models. Usually found in 2 barrel form with the exception of the H.O. models that came with a 4 barrel carb/intake and more.

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