Hi...I had watched a video that Josh from the Harley Davidson Forum had posted in his IM profile and he now deleted it. He told me that it was Vinnie's red lightning doing the burnout. And he was holding his hands out the window.... Might anyone have the link that could post for me?

Thank You.
Chris

 

badgedhd;
you can find it in a search, It's titled "Here goes Vinnie" or you can just go back a few days,last post was on 24th.
NICE vid

 

http://www.teamjdm.com/forums/vinnie.avi
And the one you're referring to:
http://www.teamjdm.com/forums/vinnie2.avi

 

I like a good burn out just like the next man, but a L should not be abused like that. We need the SPCL.

 

Thank You...I did do a search and found the first one but was looking for the second one. Thanks for the help!

Chris

 

Chris ,I forgot to mention I don't know how to post a link,(Thanks Mutilator) it's the best way I could think of to get you there, that 2nd one is in the post.

 

Ahh it's alright...Thanks for the help though.

P.S. - This is actually Chris's g/f typing for him cause he has no idea how to work this stuff yet either...lmao! Shhh!

 

http://www.superlightning.com/albums...howburnout.wmv

 

These burnout videos are great. Does anyone have a burnout video that shows an L pulling a burnout WITHOUT using the brakes?

 

I have a few of my own.
start the tires spinning, let off the brake (before it shifts into 2nd) and just hold it to the floor.
I never measured the length of the burnout marks but they are very very very long.

Definitely over a city block long.

 

How about like this: At a complete stop, remove foot from brake, mash the gas.
Long ago I had a 68 mustang that would smoke the tires when I did that as opposed to (as we used to call it when I was a lot younger) "power-braking it" . But I could pull longer burnouts when I used the brakes, but didn't like to abuse the back brakes that much.
I really enjoy this Lightning forum a lot, and I do believe that if I was single, I would have an L instead of my Scab Lariat.
I guess what I like most is, there is none of this "my truck is better than your truck" crap no matter what model F-150 we own. There is respect all around for all.