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I have not driven my 930 in over 2 years, I am taking it to cars and coffee Sunday Morning with my boy. He is car crazy now, this should be a good morning for us
I am going to do some SWEET burnouts . not . I've never been to one. What should I expect? , are these videos the reality of the scene? I am just not really into the he man macho burn out thing anymore. Heck, my 200k mile work truck can put down a bunch of rubber if I want it to , big deal |
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To be fair to Mustang owners, the carnage does not always take place on public roads :D
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Was it just me or did the exploding tire look too low in pressure to start with. Seemed like a lot of tread flex on the rollers. Those should have been z w or y rated and not blow up. I feel sorry for the guy.
That's not his fault or drivers brain fade. But maybe the wrong tires or dyno setup or the result of stupidity of the previous owner who damaged the tire and didn't disclose it. He said he just got the car a few weeks ago. |
OK, #1 was pretty funny, but 2, 3 and 4 were pretty sad, even for mustangs.
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aren't the spins caused by throttle induced understeer, then getting hard on the breaks which unweights the rear end, especially with the motor in the front. i guess if the steering wheel is slightyturned, or the cars are not LSD equipped, the torque spins it one way or the other..
just checkin on my car control details... |
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It's his responsibility to verify the car's state of preparedness, especially if he's going to be doing something like racing, tracking it, winding it up on a dyno, taking it on a cross-country road trip, etc. You can't slough off responsibility for crappy equipment on the PO once you've taken possession. This counts double if you're doing something silly like running nitrous. |
Except crappy po stuff is often hidden.
Agreed his tires should have been capable. Guess you can't even trust fairground dynoguys. Go figure. |
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nemesis!!!!
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Nice to see Michael J Fox is still dong camerawork
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At least this Mustang made it out of 2nd gear. Targa Tasmania last week. |
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Haha!
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