MOVIE of f-100 burnout. Poor truck
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MOVIE of f-100 burnout. Poor truck
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I feel sorry for his drivetrain/tires.
My Dad would KILL me.
I feel sorry for his drivetrain/tires.
My Dad would KILL me.
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re: MOVIE of f-100 burnout. Poor truck
it wasnt to bad, until he rolled backwards and started the burnout while still rolling back, thats really bad for the Rear Diff!
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re: MOVIE of f-100 burnout. Poor truck
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re: MOVIE of f-100 burnout. Poor truck
FE, probably 428 I'd guess
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re: MOVIE of f-100 burnout. Poor truck
GOD that is beautiful. I love tire smoke. :twisted:
However it is real hard on the drivetrain. Thats why they build performance parts, to take the stress!
However it is real hard on the drivetrain. Thats why they build performance parts, to take the stress!
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re: MOVIE of f-100 burnout. Poor truck
Did you see the dud-ge sitting on the sideline? He didn't want any of that!
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re: MOVIE of f-100 burnout. Poor truck
I dunno, a pickup burning out isn't really very impressive, IMO. A guy I knew used to do that a lot in an old Chevy truck his Dad had, he thought it was so bad I had to explain to him that since there's no weight in the rear of a pick up that it really doesn't take much to break it loose in the first place.
Especially for those guys that disconnect their rear brakes.
Heck, even my dually IDI diesel will start to spin if I lay in to it too hard on take off.
Especially for those guys that disconnect their rear brakes.
Heck, even my dually IDI diesel will start to spin if I lay in to it too hard on take off.
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We called it a brake torque, feather the brake so the vehicle doesn't move, but the rear wheels spin.tazzman68 wrote:Ever heard of Power Braking? hehee yeah and it's a truck! My brother had automatic 4banger mazda that would smoke em pretty good with one foot on the brake!
But the Mazda never sounded that good.....
I had a friend who use to do this to his dads company car, and his dad couldn't understand why the rear right tire kept wearing out before the others.
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re: MOVIE of f-100 burnout. Poor truck
back when i was traveling for a living & rented a lot of cars (late 80's-early 90's) i got cadillac's for the same daily rate as most would pay for economy rentals. you can do some really cool burnouts with those front wheel drive units- in forward or reverse :twisted: :twisted: :twisted:
ps- N-E-V-E-R buy a rental car!
jd
ps- N-E-V-E-R buy a rental car!
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