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Tim Shultz

01-05-2007 13:14:03

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doing a burnout..
lets see if I did this right

poke here

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2x4

01-05-2007 22:05:54

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Re: my truck video in reply to Tim Shultz, 01-05-2007 13:14:03

darn, I actually smelled the rubber burning! Is that Texas?

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Rick Kr

01-05-2007 19:51:16

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Re: my truck video in reply to Tim Shultz, 01-05-2007 13:14:03

Tim,
Any burnout is a good one. Me and my buddies kept Discount tire busy about every 2 weeks buying used tires from them in the summer.

Former hardcore dragracer, switched to tractors, MUCH MUCH CHEAPER. But I still need to smell good tire smoke every so often.

Heres the only car I have left, cant part with it. 468 Chevy, full roller motor, Weiand 6-71, 16 port NOS pro fogger nitrous. 700HP and 2200lbs. It will burn the tires until you let off the pedal.

Have fun boiling the hides.
Rick

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Tim...Ok

01-06-2007 06:03:41

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Re: my truck video in reply to Rick Kr, 01-05-2007 19:51:16

that is too cool Rick.. If I ever get this truck of mine finished,I want to build something similiar to that.. have always loved that look

Tim

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Rick Kr

01-07-2007 07:56:29

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Re: my truck video in reply to Tim...Ok, 01-06-2007 06:03:41

Tim,
Thanks. Took about 2 years to build, from the chassis to final paint. Every single nut and bolt etc is new.

Thats why I cant part with it.

Rick

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2x4

01-05-2007 21:33:48

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Re: my truck video in reply to Rick Kr, 01-05-2007 19:51:16

whats a 468? bored out 427?

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Tim...Ok

01-06-2007 05:59:45

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Re: my truck video in reply to 2x4, 01-05-2007 21:33:48

a 468 is a .060 over 454 chevy

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PJBROWN

01-05-2007 16:27:02

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I hear a 1066 can burn more rubber :) in reply to Tim Shultz, 01-05-2007 13:14:03

Nice burn out!!!

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Randy as in Randy-IA

01-05-2007 15:44:02

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Re: my truck video in reply to Tim Shultz, 01-05-2007 13:14:03

It looks to me like you did it right - come to a stop , left foot on brake if an automatic or right heel on brake if a manual , toe on accelerator pedal , rev up , dump clutch or feather brake , smoke tires to clean off mud . That's just the way it's done ! No harm , no foul ! I don't have any sound on this broke down computer so that's why I don't know if it was an auto or manual . Nice truck by the way ! I'd rather have a '70's truck than any new one . That's why I like my '75 short box chevy 4x4 with a built engine . My wife drives the '02 2500 Dodge . Burn 'em till the tires fall off !! ...Randy

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Bob

01-05-2007 15:06:34

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Re: my truck video in reply to Tim Shultz, 01-05-2007 13:14:03

You must not be buying your own tires????

Oh, heck, I forgot, my 18-y-o DOES buy his own tires, and burns them up just like you!

He says "Dad, you know darned well you liked burnouts, and did them back in your day".

He won't believe me when I said I was never into burnouts, and I think they are about the dumbest thing a guy can do!

I wrecked a lot of tires, too, in my younger years, but at least while MOVING... 4-wheeling... knocking the beads off the rims, running rocks and obstacles into them, etc..

I give him grief about tearing up tires while standing still... saying that at least I was tearing around when I wrecked tires, NOT sitting in on place, putting them up in smoke!!!

WHATEVER "floats your boat", I guess!

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Tim Shultz

01-05-2007 15:16:55

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Re: my truck video in reply to Bob, 01-05-2007 15:06:34

burning out is not somthing I do every day.. not even every week.. and those tires where about bald when I bought the truck a year ago.. and they still look the same after a dozen such burnouts.. ssooo... lol..
Tim Shultz

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37 chief

01-05-2007 14:55:24

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Re: my truck video in reply to Tim Shultz, 01-05-2007 13:14:03

I could probably do that with my f 150 with a six with wet tires too. Lets see you do that with dry tires. Then we can talk about it. Watch out for that cop that comes by every now and then. Stan

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Don-Wi

01-05-2007 23:11:10

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Re: my truck video in reply to 37 chief, 01-05-2007 14:55:24

Aw heck, I've done it a crap load of times with my 88 F150- straight 6, mazda 5 speed 2wd. Dry pavement all the time. Don't even have to try to spin 'em on wet roads, they do it all by themselves... I quit doing a bunch of them after I put new brakes, axel seals and tire on the back. Still do it once in a while though, haven't done it lately...

I used to do one almost everyday during lunch right by a buddies house. I'd hold'em till you couldn't see the truck anymore, then peel out and go home for a snack... He liked the show, his dad owns a race car shop so he's seen quite a few...

Donovan from Wisconsin

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Tim Shultz

01-05-2007 15:01:32

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Re: my truck video in reply to 37 chief, 01-05-2007 14:55:24

I don't have to worry about the cop, becouse our town cop is a very good friend of mine, and I know the road was wet, but I thought I would give it a try anyhow.. I will do it again when the road drys ok.. fair enough?
Tim Shultz

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onefarmer

01-05-2007 15:18:15

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Re: my truck video in reply to Tim Shultz, 01-05-2007 15:01:32

Hey Nice, When you try it on dry pavement also try some clorox on the tires. John Schneider said thats what the did for the General Lee to make them smoke up more (season one commentary).

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Stumpalump

01-05-2007 14:04:04

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Re: my truck video in reply to Tim Shultz, 01-05-2007 13:14:03

I love that kind of good ol rednecking at it's finest! Is that about a 78 model?

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Tim B from MA

01-05-2007 13:49:21

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Re: my truck video in reply to Tim Shultz, 01-05-2007 13:14:03

I guess you are enjoying your new camera!

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Tim B from MA

01-05-2007 13:51:59

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Re: my truck video in reply to Tim B from MA, 01-05-2007 13:49:21

oops, that was coflyboy that got the new camera. Still, having some fun now!

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Tim Shultz

01-05-2007 13:14:40

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Re: my truck video in reply to Tim Shultz, 01-05-2007 13:14:03

yep, it worked..
:D
you better belive THAT was fun.. Tim Shultz

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