Is it wrong to burn rubber?
Is it wrong to burn rubber?
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I bought the car to have some fun, I had a 72 convt 20 years ago that I got rid of due to kids on the way and never ending rust.
So now, got one that needed very little, and it is a blast. Installed a new radio with the help of some folks from the electrical forum, wiring diagram and all.
Cool website.
My car is actually a numbers matching sx that has some 442 badging on it.
It runs like a 455, leaves a cloud of rubber smoke when you want it too.
Andyg
I bought the car to have some fun, I had a 72 convt 20 years ago that I got rid of due to kids on the way and never ending rust.
So now, got one that needed very little, and it is a blast. Installed a new radio with the help of some folks from the electrical forum, wiring diagram and all.
Cool website.
My car is actually a numbers matching sx that has some 442 badging on it.
It runs like a 455, leaves a cloud of rubber smoke when you want it too.
Andyg
We get fined and dam near put in Jail under the road racing bylaw up here in Canada. Unnecessary noise is $150. Good thing they don't hear me laying rubber with the wife, who knows what that'd get me!
Some cars are simply not driven enough to wear the tires down. Pulling Broadies, burnin rubber, Layin scratch etc.. ensures youll wear em out prior to them being too old to drive safely on. See DOT codes on tires thread and keep the streets safe!
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