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alloutpro 12-06-2013 12:53 AM

Share your Burnout technique
 
Just the other day i had the urge to smell some rubber and i thought why don't i ask what everyone's favorite technique for doing a burnout or breaking traction and having some concrete skating was? And what your opinion is on being the nicest to "the ol' Beast was"...

67_C-30 12-06-2013 01:15 AM

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Pin to 5 grand, dump the clutch, and speed shift the three on the tree!!:metal::lol:


Fitz 12-06-2013 01:17 AM

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Originally Posted by alloutpro (Post 6404237)
Just the other day i had the urge to smell some rubber and i thought why don't i ask what everyone's favorite technique for doing a burnout or breaking traction and having some concrete skating was? And what your opinion is on being the nicest to "the ol' Beast was"...

With one of these under the hood you don't NEED technique but you better be strapped in. Never could get a video posted here but here's a link to one. The black marks are 300 feet long! http://s851.photobucket.com/user/BWF...out-1.mp4.html

alloutpro 12-06-2013 01:28 AM

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HahAaaaaaaa...nice...i'm running 396/ th400 ...automatic

alloutpro 12-06-2013 01:33 AM

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Originally Posted by 67_C-30 (Post 6404267)
Pin to 5 grand, dump the clutch, and speed shift the three on the tree!!:metal::lol:

'69 C-10 Beater Truck Burnout 250 inline 6 cylinder - YouTube

By the Way RMFT...we'll get 'em next year....

frank69 12-06-2013 02:31 AM

Re: Share your Burnout technique
 
go to you tube Blown Big Block Burnoff a little video my nephew did a few years ago of my 69

zeldman 12-06-2013 02:43 AM

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what everyone's favorite technique for doing a burnout?


When I had an engine that would do that, I would just mash the loud pedal and hang on.

alloutpro 12-06-2013 03:49 AM

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Originally Posted by frank69 (Post 6404328)
go to you tube Blown Big Block Burnoff a little video my nephew did a few years ago of my 69

i watched a flat black step side.....sounds nice and doesn't have any bit of baby about that monster....

68350 12-06-2013 06:36 AM

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Nothing too fancy here, jus give a little brake and the 496 does the rest, it doesn't take much with 570 ft lb tq

volksworld 12-06-2013 08:09 AM

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step on the gas

Longhorn 70 12-06-2013 09:30 AM

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I don't know if this is off subject but I was working on my Mom's car when I was a kid. She needed to go to the store so I told her she cold take my 66 Olds Starfire with a mildly built 425 under the hood. She was used to her F**d station wagon. She got in the Olds. Idled it out of the drive. Pushed down on the gas. Fried the tires. Jammed the brakes. Fried the tires. Put it in park. Got out, left it idling in the street and said "I'm not driving that piece of junk. Just get my breaks fixed!"

My favorite don't drive the truck, get in the Vette.

67ChevyRedneck 12-06-2013 10:15 AM

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They're trucks with little weight over the rear... pedal to the floor breaks 'em loose easy with a V8 and 3.73. I can even get a second gear scratch with my 700R and worn out 350.

dmartin1 12-06-2013 11:01 AM

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Originally Posted by Longhorn 70 (Post 6404485)
I don't know if this is off subject but I was working on my Mom's car when I was a kid. She needed to go to the store so I told her she cold take my 66 Olds Starfire with a mildly built 425 under the hood. She was used to her F**d station wagon. She got in the Olds. Idled it out of the drive. Pushed down on the gas. Fried the tires. Jammed the brakes. Fried the tires. Put it in park. Got out, left it idling in the street and said "I'm not driving that piece of junk. Just get my breaks fixed!"

My favorite don't drive the truck, get in the Vette.

thanks for the laugh lol! thats great

brad_man_72 12-06-2013 02:20 PM

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