I saw someone take his windshield wiper lines and run them back to his rear tires and mount a piece that sprays perfect so it soaks his tire then filled his canister with bleach then when he power braked it made smoke like you wouldn't believe. That would be sweet, don't you think.

 

You think you could get picks to post??

That sounds really interesting.

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All black w/ z28 wing
Flowmaster Exhaust
350 TPI

 

I don't know if I can get any pics. I'll see what I can find.

 

I can't find any pics. I know that they took a piece of steel brake line and mounted on the frame and ran it back through the fender well so that he can spray his tires. It's just a matter of jacking your car up and getting a lot of brake line. I guess that it takes awile for the bleach to get to the back. As long as you don't burn the pump up. I heard that the big dualies use this in burnout competitions, only they use water. Thats the only way they can get there tires to spin.

 

Yeah that was a great idea actually i have a 2.8 and i cant spin my tires ..so i have to put oil on the ground and yeah ..you can burn out and your tires will receive less damage that if u do it on dry ground...great idea ...mail me when some one get it..how can we do it..look my pictures of burnouts with oil in the ground at:
http://photos.yahoo.com/sammycalderon
look this old 2.8 1982 S/E burnin rubber with the help of his friend oil..ho ho ho
bye ¡

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People around here do it all the time. Just disconnect your wiper motor so it isn't too obvious that you're cheating in the competition. At our local burnout contest about a month ago, by the time the last few cars got on the pad, there was enough javex pooled there that they didn't even run their pumps. An old Charger actually blew his tire and rear quarter sky high. Pieces flew for about two blocks.

 

I know a guy who does that with his mustang. The bleach is supposed to make your tires really sticky. He told me to do that when I got the camaro, but I don't know how it affects the tires, and I just got new Pirellis.

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I was planning on doing this for fun but decided to put a bigger motor in Still might do it though for chits and giggles.

 

Thanks for that tip guys! That is like one of the coolest tricks I have heard of in a while. I have heard just about all those old hot rodding tricks but never that one. I think iwill try it. Let you know how it turns out.

 

I did this in my 69 LeMans, only I mounted one of those little replacement pumps in the trunk, with the resevior(sp), and ran brake line to each wheel well. I put the switch in the console to turn it on. It worked great until my little bottle got a leak, so I quit using it.



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Joshua Johnston
1991 Z-28
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K&N
305 / 5spd. (Temporary)

 

devices that sprayed "traction compund" on the tires was actually an option on the 60s camaros.

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That is cool and everything but i enjoy more of a mean use of the sqirters = ) i have a set on the very low sides of my windshield pointing straight to the sides = ) I have added alot of water to the sides of uncle ben rice that pull up next to me = )

whats more funny than seeing a SOAKED teenage punk driving a civic with his windows down ?? nothing i can think of = )

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Thats just wrong,Dude...funny but wrong...