The word "Fitment"
 

Do people know that they are using that word incorrectly around the automotive industry? :confused0068:

http://dictionary.cambridge.org/us/d...ritish/fitment
http://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/fitment
http://www.thefreedictionary.com/fitment

Just saying... :-)

P.S. I know I'll catch some heat for making the statement, but oh well.

This.
http://farm8.staticflickr.com/7390/1...892a7966_o.jpg

So what exactly is your point? Is this FT86EnglishClub.com?

Is this from the evoxforums damn bro I love your stance thread lol

:slap: what....?

Where's the "no fat chicks/will rub" decal?

The word people should use is "fit" ie- "I'll adjust the camber to ensure proper fit."

They use "fitment" because... well because people also like to use words like "irregardless" and "supposably" (supposably is a word, people just don't use it all correct like).

"Supposably" is not a word. Supposedly is.

Thats pretty close.... the wheels being the accessory, the car being the assembly of parts

Then again I use words like Gription (Combination of grip and traction) and zippity zoppity give me the boppity

As the english language is constantly evolving (and has been) there is no real incorrect use of words unless it is blatantly wrong IMO... like calling a baby a fork
It is all about the perceived meaning and if people understand it. If people understand it and it begins widespread use, then it may as well be part of our language until it is forgotten or becomes an outdated slang term

You wanna get all proper, how about going after the many people that can't spell let alone use almost every word incorrectly.

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Oh, no.. you di' n

Considering you think this is FT86reportNSFWpostsClub.com and/or FT86wannabemoderatorClub.com, I don't think you've earned the right to question OP's English lesson.