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Do they tear your car up like everyone says?? I know the tires are done but, the car itself??
Donuts/Burnouts!!
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I've done my fair share and haven't broke anything...yet... But think bout it.f your a manual doing a burnout...your wearing your clutch up...and your rear brakes and disc's for auto and manual...and donuts are hard on axle bearings diff bearings and races....and you front end alignment from locking it over...nothing real bad but it does put it out of tune
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I was at a car show last summer and a kid was doing a monster burnout with his new edge. The tire blew and it completely shredded the back part of the passenger quarter panel and ripped the bumper right off... It looked like the kid was about to cry, puke, and pass out all at the same time when he saw his back end
I can't stand it when people break their car and then freak out about it. Why risk it if your not going to like the possible results?
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i lol'd
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Bad for your car? Never!
This is why, if you look at page 51, section 13, in your owner's manual, you will read the following:
"At least twice a year, ensure tire inflation by coming to a complete stop, engage in a forward gear abruptly by means of "dropping" the clutch, or in an automatic, "neutral bombing." Immediately after doing one of these two things, stand on the brake pedal while holding the accelerator pedal to the floor. When smoke appears from the rear tires, wait for any amount of time deemed necessary to ensure that a) tires are inflated properly and b) there is enough tread on the tires to cause smoke.
Tires that do not smoke, or do not spin under this condition, should be deemed unserviceable and should be replaced. Check also the differential clutch packs, and clutch if this occurs."
It says it in mine. You must have that special edition 2001 Mustang GT, Hudge.
This is why, if you look at page 51, section 13, in your owner's manual, you will read the following:
"At least twice a year, ensure tire inflation by coming to a complete stop, engage in a forward gear abruptly by means of "dropping" the clutch, or in an automatic, "neutral bombing." Immediately after doing one of these two things, stand on the brake pedal while holding the accelerator pedal to the floor. When smoke appears from the rear tires, wait for any amount of time deemed necessary to ensure that a) tires are inflated properly and b) there is enough tread on the tires to cause smoke.
Tires that do not smoke, or do not spin under this condition, should be deemed unserviceable and should be replaced. Check also the differential clutch packs, and clutch if this occurs."
It says it in mine. You must have that special edition 2001 Mustang GT, Hudge.
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lol does it seriousley say that? you gotta be playing.... thats crazy...im tempted to go check and see if your just bullshitting the op...lol
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Wait a minute, you got your tires to spin????????????
J/k, lol. Just get a line-loc. No more brake wear.
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dude thats crazy... i wander if mine does? haha... if it does now i have an excuse to light'em up lmao
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Sounds like I may need to take a pic of my manual...
Oh, man, this is going to be too much fun...
Oh, man, this is going to be too much fun...
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........ :nuts
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^ if you insist ill kick you in the balls all day
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BTW, I just thought of something- feeding your car donuts is probably a bad idea.
So, yes, donuts are bad for the car. They will make the car overweight and give it cavities. Stay away from the Krispy Kreme.
So, yes, donuts are bad for the car. They will make the car overweight and give it cavities. Stay away from the Krispy Kreme.
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^lol... Yea nobody wants a diabetic mustang
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