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cadboy1
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Re: how to burn out??
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My Impala SS can liquify the tires at will, but at $249 per tire I resist the urge as best I can
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AAAWWWW Come on Guys. We were all young and stupid sometime in our lives. We've merely grown up
Like someone else stated... The cost of tires precludes me from doing it
Spinning the tires don't get ya there any faster
But if ya have to do it... It's funny that many of you youngsters don't know what the area is called at the dragstrip where you warm up your tires... The Bleach Box... Try some, It will work
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GET ER DONE!!!!!!
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Hey guys! I wrote a post here a little over a year ago! I have done a lot of growing up since then and Fixed the av a couple of times probably from running it hard. So as of now i have settled down a little and drive a lot more resonably. For gas prices and bill prices when you brake something is outrageous and i can't afford it.
But .... One sat night a couple of years ago a couple of buddies and i were consumming some beverages of choice. We came up with a brilliant idea at the time. Pour some gas and lighter fliud and some 151 over the Tires of an 76 blazer with built 350 and 35'' mud dawg tires. ( note : Iwas aginst using 151 as to alchol abuse). What we ended up with was a big Firery burn out. How we got away without magor carnage or getting hurt is beyond my comprihention. But it was really cool to watch!
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05/07/06 07:44 PM »
We need some pics of that next time
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05/08/06 04:49 AM »
YEAH I WISH WE HAD PICS!
It was just one of those things that just happened!!
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Quote from: KY_BOB on 05/08/06 05:51 AM
I like it...........
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11/14/07 07:00 PM »
which is a better rear end, the 4:10 or the 3:73???
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Quote from: ajeromeoms on 11/14/07 07:00 PM
which is a better rear end, the 4:10 or the 3:73???
for burn outs? the 4:10
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Quote from: WILDFIRE on 11/14/07 07:20 PM
for burn outs? the 4:10
welcome to the club
ditto and ditto
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Re: how to burn out??
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My avo will lay a smoke show full posi for ever. I have an auburn posi pack, and 4:56 gears
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Nice AV jjavo03
But you need to make your sig picture smaller
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I like the exhaust through the rear
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That is pretty cool isn't it.
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Quote from: MichiganSilver03 on 05/05/09 02:47 PM
Nice AV jjavo03
But you need to make your sig picture smaller
True that...on both accounts...
I edited the siggy and tranferred the pics to the body of his post...
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Re: how to burn out??
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turn off traction control for one. wet road
if i can burn my 37s with traction control off im sure you can
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...and your point is?
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"slammed it into drive "
NO! Bad dog... BAD DOG...
Anything you do (power braking, etc) is going to cost you $$$ down the road.
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ok so I peeked into this thread and read the first post and yes i know this was ages ago but i feel i need to say that ITS NOT A FRIGGEN CAR. this may bring up an argument as to weather or not its actually a "truck" but I do know that IT IS NOT A CAR. lol
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Quote from: canadiansuperman on 06/12/10 10:34 PM
ok so I peeked into this thread and read the first post and yes i know this was ages ago but i feel i need to say that ITS NOT A FRIGGEN CAR. this may bring up an argument as to weather or not its actually a "truck" but I do know that IT IS NOT A CAR. lol
Sometimes you have to say WTF
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Those exhausts are soo cool! No towing though?
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