latest burnout pics..
latest burnout pics..

so wutcha think guys?
and btw..its a set of new 295/50 15s that im burning off!! btw..you guys should try grand am radial g/t's...there awesome for street racing...the new tires i bought..which are the ones used in the burnout..are 295/50/15s..on stock 15x7 wheels..and they freakin rock...when you do a burnout..they get super hot and very sticky...and hook really well..perfect for all you street racers who want to run a stock looking tire but crave awesome traction.
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d@mn dude, doin that to brand new tires? I'd only do something that serious with tires I'm about to replace... turn those ***** into 'home made' drag slicks
lol dood..women in the car ...and a friend buggin me to do a big burnout..i had no choice..and in all seriousness...the burnout didnt take that much off the tires..i was kinda surprised...the women in the car thought tha damn thing was catching on fire .lmfao
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Just out of curiosity, how did you fit a 295 on a 7" wheel? I had 295's on my 8" Welds at one time and they buldged out pretty badly on them.
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dude thats awesome!
mines a 84 and i am hoping to b able to do that with this motor im gonna build over the summer
how long can you do a burnout off the start if you just raump on it and hold it until it stops? no braketorquing! lol
mines a 84 and i am hoping to b able to do that with this motor im gonna build over the summer
how long can you do a burnout off the start if you just raump on it and hold it until it stops? no braketorquing! lol
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man thats awesome
would you by chance have any pics of it doin that?
or like kickin out while doin a nice burnout?
thanks
would you by chance have any pics of it doin that?
or like kickin out while doin a nice burnout?
thanks
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this is about all i could find with it sideways..they day i took these i couldnt even do a burnout becuase it kept sliding complelty sideways on me
gotta love 4.10 posi and a 406 cube small blockbtw matt..i just noticed your in kentland indiana...ill be back out in indiana/illinois in april...we'll have to meet up some time
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sweet!
do you know where in that area you will b moving to?
we'll have to go up to the strip someday
i gotta friend with a 94 Z28
we can all go up there and tell him you have the same size motor as me then you can race him and smoke him
lol
do you know where in that area you will b moving to?
we'll have to go up to the strip someday
i gotta friend with a 94 Z28
we can all go up there and tell him you have the same size motor as me then you can race him and smoke him
lol
Do you have any pics of the car from the rear? I'd like to see how wide those tires look. Also what type of intake are you running? Carb? What are the specs on the 406? Those are some great times...but how the hell do you get traction if when you hit it you leave 150ft streaks? I guess it would take a little self control 
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slicks! lol i borrowed some slicks from a buddy of mine... the e/t could be better it still has traction problems..and umm..the 295's look badass..the motor is a 406 4 bolt main..huge cam..2.02 heads port and polish...wieand single plane high rise..2500-7500 is the rpm range..edelbrock 750..and um as far as the 235/60 as big as you can go..the 295s..are the same diameter as the 235s i have up front man....heres some motor pics..ill take the rear pic with the 295s on it..btw maybe the finish pics of the burnout will convince him it will do what i say it does.
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Yeah, i'd like to see those pics of the rear and side views of the tires. There is now way I am going to get traction with my car without slicks and no way I am driving with slicks everyday.
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It is impossible to fit a 295/50 15 on a 15*7 rim. I have 265/50 r 15s and that is the widest a 7inch wide rim can handle. Anything else would blow off. My friend tried 275 50 15s on his 15*7 and they wouldn't stay on when we put air in them. They would just blow off. Either you have 15*8s or you are BSing.
would you like to bet money on that? are you sure of your self? becuase id be more than willing to bet that i have 295/50 15s on a set of stock 15x7 firebird wheels on my 1982 pontiac transam..how sure are you..?
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Never mind!! I AM an idiot. I just talked to a friend of mine at sears and he said It could be done. He also said it was very dangerous! But thats your choice not mine. I couldn't see the pics of your car. Could you email them to me with a pic of the tires and the size.
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