Sloan Racing Engines

Angela Macy · 11-10-2007, 10:52 PM

Wow...I didn't know you could be an Editor with a third grade education.

In case you're wondering, the word "I" should always be capitialized. You should also capitialize someones name, such as Mr. Beard or business names, such as Sloan Racing Engines. And it's "heard" (as in hearing something) and not "herd" (as in a herd of sheep). It's "mean" and not "meen", as well as "maybe" and not "mabe". Learn to use some commas and eliminate the run on sentences and you might make a decent Editor when you grow up.

Next time pick a more believable profession, Mr. Wilson. Like shytstirrer (spelled wrong intentionally) or troublemaker.

Michael Beard · 11-11-2007, 12:20 AM

And it is "You're" fired.

The REAL Mr. Wilson is Father Time, or Good Ol' Mr. Wilson. I recommend you find another pseudonym. You sully his good name. And Mr. Wilson the Editor is Dale Wilson, who is also far more respectable than you purport to be. (Here's a reference, in case you need help with anything... www.dictionary.com)

I posted that Sloan has done work for Bertozzi's Super Stock program. I did not say that he built his engines. Tim has specifically told me in the past that he never wanted to give anyone a wrong impression, that he freshened some stuff for Bertozzi's Super Stock program, and that Warren does Bertozzi's Stock stuff. Tim's as straight up as they come -- as evidenced by his many customers posting here. Because of those opinions and support, which comes from real people, it just makes internet trolls look stupid. Just goes to show how great a job Tim does, to raise the ire of a couple of wanna-be hecklers. LOL!

>> And I do recall Mr. sloan building a D/CM engine that did not make the power

Oh, would that be Chip Johnson's old Nova? That thing was stupid fast, actually... Chip kept trying to slow it down to keep from red lighting. Besides that, you'll also find a wide variety of performances out of any engine builders shop, based on how the customer wants his engine built.

Oh, BTW, I won Modified at Roxboro tonight with my Sloan Racing Engines built 360 Magnum. That'd be 16 final rounds this year. Thanks, Tim!

Mr wilson · 11-11-2007, 09:38 AM

Hey Angela, I had to vent! Sometimes I write silly to break up the norm. Hope to see you at the banquet and Michael I have no disrespect to Dale Wilson. I just like the name Mr. Wilson. I have always liked the show Dennis the Menace. No harm done I hope to see you too at the banquet.

tpoh815 · 11-11-2007, 09:51 AM

wow not only can I keep up with all the racing jargon, I can also re learn my grammer skills and my sppelling skilz. I love this website! good job in mod duckboy.

Chip THELEGEND Johnson · 11-11-2007, 10:51 AM

Sloan can build chevys too.
He did my last ZZ4 and it was really fast 10.40's in F/CM 1/4 mile. 6.40's in the 1/8th. In fact that motor will be in competition next year in another car.
Track support was great also. Hillary stepped out of her car and let me drive it once because I had troubles.
Whether Sloan can build a motor is not the debate here , it's the WHINE and Cheese crowd from that left coast organization that think they are better. How about ya'll Whine and cheezers go blow.
If you don't think these are real stockers look in the IHRA rule book and show me that they are not. If you don't like IHRA thats fine stay over there and let NHRA dictate when and where you can race. I'll stay over here in the Hill billy organization and race all the races if I want too.

One more thing I'm not bashing NHRA I may compete at an event or 2 next year. They have a rule book too and at that time I will have to go by them.

Father Time · 11-11-2007, 12:30 PM

Thanks DuckTape, I would like Hillary and Mr. Sloan to know that the mister wilson that wrote the "i am a editorr" message is not The Orignal Good Ol Mr. Wilson, I don't know where he came from. I told the other side of the family to never leave him alone as he was very dangerous and to put him back in the closet. Make yourself know or shut the heck up, This is none of your business. If you have a problem with this look me up at The Rock next year and I will set you straight. Mr. Sloan is a straght up Guy. Case closed.

Angela Macy · 11-11-2007, 01:19 PM

Sometimes you write silly to break up the norm? I won't even try to understand that.

If we were going to the banquet, how would we know if we met you or not since you're using an alias? Why not just tell us who you are exactly. Atleast tell us what publication you work for. Hey, I could help you edit!

You said in your first post you'd see us in December. I assumed you meant for the PRI show since it is in December. But now you said you'd see us at the banquet, which is next weekend, which is November. So which is it?

We're not going to the banquet anyhow. The past two years or three it's been in our back yard. The first year we would have wanted to go and it gets move back to Ohio. Isn't that just our luck?! The trip up there would cost us probably $600 (Nearly half our winnings) and would require us to take this Friday off (losing money at the shop and me losing a vacation day), and we'd miss the Footbrake Nationals this coming weekend at Farmington. If Scott would have won the World Championship we would of went. We finished 3rd in the World if you were wondering, thanks to the help of Sloan Racing Engines.

Michael Beard, please bring our Ironman back if they will let you and it's not an inconvenience and you have room. You better not get any scratches on it either.....ha ha....just picking

11-10-2007, 10:52 PM	#1
Angela Macy Member Join Date: Aug 2006 Location: Randleman, NC Posts: 301 Likes: 0 Liked 0 Times in 0 Posts	Re: Sloan Racing Engines Wow...I didn't know you could be an Editor with a third grade education. In case you're wondering, the word "I" should always be capitialized. You should also capitialize someones name, such as Mr. Beard or business names, such as Sloan Racing Engines. And it's "heard" (as in hearing something) and not "herd" (as in a herd of sheep). It's "mean" and not "meen", as well as "maybe" and not "mabe". Learn to use some commas and eliminate the run on sentences and you might make a decent Editor when you grow up. Next time pick a more believable profession, Mr. Wilson. Like shytstirrer (spelled wrong intentionally) or troublemaker.

11-11-2007, 12:20 AM	#2
Michael Beard VIP Member Join Date: Sep 2002 Location: Columbus, OH Posts: 4,060 Likes: 0 Liked 13 Times in 9 Posts	Re: Sloan Racing Engines And it is "You're" fired. The REAL Mr. Wilson is Father Time, or Good Ol' Mr. Wilson. I recommend you find another pseudonym. You sully his good name. And Mr. Wilson the Editor is Dale Wilson, who is also far more respectable than you purport to be. (Here's a reference, in case you need help with anything... www.dictionary.com) I posted that Sloan has done work for Bertozzi's Super Stock program. I did not say that he built his engines. Tim has specifically told me in the past that he never wanted to give anyone a wrong impression, that he freshened some stuff for Bertozzi's Super Stock program, and that Warren does Bertozzi's Stock stuff. Tim's as straight up as they come -- as evidenced by his many customers posting here. Because of those opinions and support, which comes from real people, it just makes internet trolls look stupid. Just goes to show how great a job Tim does, to raise the ire of a couple of wanna-be hecklers. LOL! >> And I do recall Mr. sloan building a D/CM engine that did not make the power Oh, would that be Chip Johnson's old Nova? That thing was stupid fast, actually... Chip kept trying to slow it down to keep from red lighting. Besides that, you'll also find a wide variety of performances out of any engine builders shop, based on how the customer wants his engine built. Oh, BTW, I won Modified at Roxboro tonight with my Sloan Racing Engines built 360 Magnum. That'd be 16 final rounds this year. Thanks, Tim! __________________ Michael Beard - NHRA/IHRA 3216 S/SS

11-11-2007, 09:38 AM	#3
Mr wilson Junior Member Join Date: May 2007 Posts: 9 Likes: 0 Liked 0 Times in 0 Posts	Re: Sloan Racing Engines Hey Angela, I had to vent! Sometimes I write silly to break up the norm. Hope to see you at the banquet and Michael I have no disrespect to Dale Wilson. I just like the name Mr. Wilson. I have always liked the show Dennis the Menace. No harm done I hope to see you too at the banquet.

11-11-2007, 09:51 AM	#4
tpoh815 Senior Member Join Date: Oct 2003 Location: West Seneca Posts: 537 Likes: 64 Liked 28 Times in 11 Posts	Re: Sloan Racing Engines wow not only can I keep up with all the racing jargon, I can also re learn my grammer skills and my sppelling skilz. I love this website! good job in mod duckboy.

11-11-2007, 10:51 AM	#5
Chip THELEGEND Johnson Member Join Date: Jun 2007 Posts: 285 Likes: 224 Liked 283 Times in 80 Posts	Re: Sloan Racing Engines Sloan can build chevys too. He did my last ZZ4 and it was really fast 10.40's in F/CM 1/4 mile. 6.40's in the 1/8th. In fact that motor will be in competition next year in another car. Track support was great also. Hillary stepped out of her car and let me drive it once because I had troubles. Whether Sloan can build a motor is not the debate here , it's the WHINE and Cheese crowd from that left coast organization that think they are better. How about ya'll Whine and cheezers go blow. If you don't think these are real stockers look in the IHRA rule book and show me that they are not. If you don't like IHRA thats fine stay over there and let NHRA dictate when and where you can race. I'll stay over here in the Hill billy organization and race all the races if I want too. One more thing I'm not bashing NHRA I may compete at an event or 2 next year. They have a rule book too and at that time I will have to go by them.

11-11-2007, 12:30 PM	#6
Father Time Junior Member Join Date: Jul 2005 Location: Laurens,s.c Posts: 73 Likes: 0 Liked 0 Times in 0 Posts	Re: Sloan Racing Engines Thanks DuckTape, I would like Hillary and Mr. Sloan to know that the mister wilson that wrote the "i am a editorr" message is not The Orignal Good Ol Mr. Wilson, I don't know where he came from. I told the other side of the family to never leave him alone as he was very dangerous and to put him back in the closet. Make yourself know or shut the heck up, This is none of your business. If you have a problem with this look me up at The Rock next year and I will set you straight. Mr. Sloan is a straght up Guy. Case closed. __________________ Eddie Wilson Father Time GOOD OL' MR. WILSON

11-11-2007, 01:19 PM	#7
Angela Macy Member Join Date: Aug 2006 Location: Randleman, NC Posts: 301 Likes: 0 Liked 0 Times in 0 Posts	Re: Sloan Racing Engines Sometimes you write silly to break up the norm? I won't even try to understand that. If we were going to the banquet, how would we know if we met you or not since you're using an alias? Why not just tell us who you are exactly. Atleast tell us what publication you work for. Hey, I could help you edit! You said in your first post you'd see us in December. I assumed you meant for the PRI show since it is in December. But now you said you'd see us at the banquet, which is next weekend, which is November. So which is it? We're not going to the banquet anyhow. The past two years or three it's been in our back yard. The first year we would have wanted to go and it gets move back to Ohio. Isn't that just our luck?! The trip up there would cost us probably $600 (Nearly half our winnings) and would require us to take this Friday off (losing money at the shop and me losing a vacation day), and we'd miss the Footbrake Nationals this coming weekend at Farmington. If Scott would have won the World Championship we would of went. We finished 3rd in the World if you were wondering, thanks to the help of Sloan Racing Engines. Michael Beard, please bring our Ironman back if they will let you and it's not an inconvenience and you have room. You better not get any scratches on it either.....ha ha....just picking