yup, are those the eagle alloy 058's? mine are very dirty. LOL

hey, you need to put screws in those rims.. mine keep slipping.. do yours first & post a pic so i can see what it looks like, so i can do mine..

 

without a line lock? Be careful you dont heat up the rear brake rotor and crack it.

 

Tuperware is not meant for oven cooking LMAO

--Joe

 

if you can't cook with it, how do you get that "home cooked" flavor of plastic when you need it?

 

My hoosier drags wouldnt bite and seat onto steel wheels after 4 trips to the track, so i had to screw my tires down too. I ordered the kit from Jegs for like $9 that came with the bit.

Get yourself a bar of wax and coat the screw with it before screwing it into the wheel. Goes in real easy and straight.

 

Hey Fast Gator and clonetek,

What kinda rim's are those? Where did you get them? Thanks

-Mike

 

bottle of bleach, really good spray nozzle, 10 feet of rubber hosing, and some plastic ties ought to do the trick. Maybe someone can come up with something better than a good spray nozzle though, is there a pump you can hook up to the ligther plug? a passenger with strong hands?

And i never noticed that about neal but thats so funny.
https://www.f150online.com/forums/se...earchid=295571

good guy

 

mecca: 16x10 eagle #085

the guy at the tire/rim shop called eagle for a price & told them i was looking for some cheap rims.. the guy at eagle said they had some "blemished" ones for a reduced price.
price was $110 (with tax) for each rim, open end lugnuts, mounting, and balancing!!!!!! WOW!
$220 total.

no structural damage to the rim.. just scratches or little pits in the finish. so, anyone wanting some track rims should look into this. they will get nasty anyway, right?

i got them on 04-20-2001..


hope this helps!

 

--Joe

 

I've always wanted to mount some windshield cleaner tank and motors to the inside of the wheel wells, fill them with water/bleach, hold the button and let them smoke... maybe this will help ya make more smoke...

Sean

 

Been in my house a year and the oven hasn't even come close to being turned on..........so I think the tupperware is safe

My wheels are the American Racing Baha(Sp)

 

HI!.... HEY! I resemble that remark! I did this one with NO water, NO bleech. Just dry concrete and 25PSI in the rear tires. Tached out at 5800RPM in 2ND gear. By the way there was almost 400LBS of crap in my bed when I did this.

http://www.85merk.com/movies/Neal_Massive_Burnout-s.mpg


Here's a few smaller one's.

http://www.85merk.com/members/nealhp...urn_Long_s.mpg
http://www.85merk.com/members/nealhp...al_Burn2_s.mpg
http://www.85merk.com/members/nealhp...al_Burn3_s.mpg
http://www.85merk.com/members/nealhp..._27oct01_s.mpg

 

argh, you guys torture your trucks. The only burn outs I aprove of are on the track

 

I've actually done this in many many cars I've owned.
You go to any auto store, buy a little electric windshield washer pump, a tee and some washer hose. Get two windshield squirters, mount one in each wheel well and simply drill two holes usually in the trunk and there I kept a 5 gallon plastic container and simply inserted the hose through the top cap and hooked up a switch inside the car. My Mother still wonders where all her Bleach use to go

Grrnty the best burn outs you've ever seen

Go Get Um John

 

If you want to win here is what you have to do. I went to a bike blowout, and entered the burn out contest. My biggest competition blew up his motor being stupid holding it on the rev limiter. When I did mine I kept it going untill the tire exploded! Everyone watching went wild! But, cleaning that rubber off is pure he//