can the truck flip while doing donuts?
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can the truck flip while doing donuts?
Hi,
Random question but can the truck flip if you do donuts?
Can it happened easily (which I don't want to) or not going to happen?
I just have a 2.5 AS leveling kit, I just want to know what I could get into if I try to do it, mustangs have it easy, I wonder about F150s
like this guy is doing here:
Random question but can the truck flip if you do donuts?
Can it happened easily (which I don't want to) or not going to happen?
I just have a 2.5 AS leveling kit, I just want to know what I could get into if I try to do it, mustangs have it easy, I wonder about F150s
like this guy is doing here:
Last edited by widj; Oct 7, 2013 at 02:45 AM.
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Yes, it can happen. Is it very likely? Probably not, unless you are doing them on uneven ground or with a surface which has a lot of "catches" in it. Even so, leave the doughnuts/burnouts to the sports cars. It's hard on the drivetrain, and proves nothing aside from your apparent love of buying expensive tires more often.
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I do doughnuts all the time in the snow
I think every person driving should take their car out to a snow covered parking lot and do some doughnuts .... it really lets you know how a car will handle in the snow if you start to spin. Might actually make a few better drivers out there -_-
But other than that it's fun as hell!
I think every person driving should take their car out to a snow covered parking lot and do some doughnuts .... it really lets you know how a car will handle in the snow if you start to spin. Might actually make a few better drivers out there -_-
But other than that it's fun as hell!
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I do doughnuts all the time in the snow
I think every person driving should take their car out to a snow covered parking lot and do some doughnuts .... it really lets you know how a car will handle in the snow if you start to spin. Might actually make a few better drivers out there -_-
But other than that it's fun as hell!
I think every person driving should take their car out to a snow covered parking lot and do some doughnuts .... it really lets you know how a car will handle in the snow if you start to spin. Might actually make a few better drivers out there -_-
But other than that it's fun as hell!
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I do doughnuts all the time in the snow
I think every person driving should take their car out to a snow covered parking lot and do some doughnuts .... it really lets you know how a car will handle in the snow if you start to spin. Might actually make a few better drivers out there -_-
But other than that it's fun as hell!
I think every person driving should take their car out to a snow covered parking lot and do some doughnuts .... it really lets you know how a car will handle in the snow if you start to spin. Might actually make a few better drivers out there -_-
But other than that it's fun as hell!
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Oh yeah, you can! Buddy of mine flipped his 2wd 04 Silverado with a 3 inch spindle lift(sits about as high as yours) doing donuts. But he's an idiot, so I wouldn't be that concerned with it.
