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Actually burnouts help to burn off built up carbon in the combustion champers...
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Well, ive found a few more good ones,
Hmmmm.... notice the smoke off the dyno
right click/save
lol, more proof imports suck
right click/save
Finally one for the ford guys.... mmmmmmmmmmm
http://videos.teamstreetlegal.com/DynoPeg.wmv
9 second stang
http://www.cobrar.net/vid/NitroPete999.wmv
i dont know if these links will still work, i hope so
Hmmmm.... notice the smoke off the dyno
right click/save
lol, more proof imports suck
right click/save
Finally one for the ford guys.... mmmmmmmmmmm
http://videos.teamstreetlegal.com/DynoPeg.wmv
9 second stang
http://www.cobrar.net/vid/NitroPete999.wmv
i dont know if these links will still work, i hope so
Originally posted by 01 XLT Sport
Actually burnouts help to burn off built up carbon in the combustion champers...
Actually burnouts help to burn off built up carbon in the combustion champers...
Originally posted by 01 XLT Sport
Actually burnouts help to burn off built up carbon in the combustion champers...
Actually burnouts help to burn off built up carbon in the combustion champers...
Damn spell check didn’t catch that gaff…
So, ok this is what I did.
I was stopped, then I hit the gas and turned onto a right angle. And the tires squeeled. And it felt good. And my dad says it hurts the suspension. So he is wrong? It just helps burn off built-up carbon in the combustion chamBers?
I was stopped, then I hit the gas and turned onto a right angle. And the tires squeeled. And it felt good. And my dad says it hurts the suspension. So he is wrong? It just helps burn off built-up carbon in the combustion chamBers?
C'mon guys, Ford Lariat is just a kid.
No, it won't burn off carbon but it will burn off your tyres. $$$
You would be unlikely to damage your suspension unless there is already something wrong with it.
Always listen to your Dad and don't pay attention to Uncle Burt, he's being a very naughty boy.
No, it won't burn off carbon but it will burn off your tyres. $$$
You would be unlikely to damage your suspension unless there is already something wrong with it.
Always listen to your Dad and don't pay attention to Uncle Burt, he's being a very naughty boy.
Heh, EA has got it.
If you hit something, like a pothole maybe, while attempting a burnout it might damge something. I rolled a tire off my Buick Lesabre doing that. Luckily I just put the spare on and had the tire remounted. The other "potential" thing you can do is wear the pin inside the rear gear box in two. I forget what it's called exactly. I did that to my Dad's 1980? F150 by spinning it on the ice. One tire would spin at like 100mph, not good on the inner workings of the rear end. I never fessed up for several years but it cost my folks $1500 or so to have it rebuilt.
A little fun is ok, but too much can cost you big bucks. Don't tell your dad I said that.
Ehem, always remember that it's not only you on the street and someone can get hurt! (I'm a dad now, I can say stuff like that.
)
If you hit something, like a pothole maybe, while attempting a burnout it might damge something. I rolled a tire off my Buick Lesabre doing that. Luckily I just put the spare on and had the tire remounted. The other "potential" thing you can do is wear the pin inside the rear gear box in two. I forget what it's called exactly. I did that to my Dad's 1980? F150 by spinning it on the ice. One tire would spin at like 100mph, not good on the inner workings of the rear end. I never fessed up for several years but it cost my folks $1500 or so to have it rebuilt.
A little fun is ok, but too much can cost you big bucks. Don't tell your dad I said that.
Ehem, always remember that it's not only you on the street and someone can get hurt! (I'm a dad now, I can say stuff like that.
)


