Burn tires
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Burn tires
Am i able to peel out on a 2002 5.4l fx4 lariat supercrew with stock size tires 265 70 17 and 3.55 diff? I feel I’m not getting full power seems like delay between pushing gas and accelerating
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Originally Posted by ZegaPrime
Am i able to peel out on a 2002 5.4l fx4 lariat supercrew with stock size tires 265 70 17 and 3.55 diff? I feel I’m not getting full power seems like delay between pushing gas and accelerating
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It's a damn truck.... not a Mustang.
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kd4gij (08-27-2018)
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I could peel out in my 1988 Toyota with a 2.4L V4. Of course that's when I was young and dumb and...
I didn't realize it served zero purpose in life.
I didn't realize it served zero purpose in life.
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Not unless you want to damage your truck/engine/driveline- or hasten its demise- first off these are truck motors, engineered ( cammed,timed,etc) to be a truck motor not a race car- your truck weighs around 5,000 lbs.- ( not a lightweight), its geared for working applications, not race day- second its just damned irresponsible! If you want to show boat for your girlfriend or buddies, go get straight A’s in school, get a good paying job, and when you become successful, go buy a race prepped car, go to a racing venue and knock yourself out in a safe/ controlled environment.
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Not unless you want to damage your truck/engine/driveline- or hasten its demise- first off these are truck motors, engineered ( cammed,timed,etc) to be a truck motor not a race car- your truck weighs around 5,000 lbs.- ( not a lightweight), its geared for working applications, not race day- second its just damned irresponsible! If you want to show boat for your girlfriend or buddies, go get straight A’s in school, get a good paying job, and when you become successful, go buy a race prepped car, go to a racing venue and knock yourself out in a safe/ controlled environment.
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Hey look at me! Anyone got a spare spare ?
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MrLunchbox (08-27-2018)
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Not unless you want to damage your truck/engine/driveline- or hasten its demise- first off these are truck motors, engineered ( cammed,timed,etc) to be a truck motor not a race car- your truck weighs around 5,000 lbs.- ( not a lightweight), its geared for working applications, not race day- second its just damned irresponsible! If you want to show boat for your girlfriend or buddies, go get straight A’s in school, get a good paying job, and when you become successful, go buy a race prepped car, go to a racing venue and knock yourself out in a safe/ controlled environment.
i want to know if perhaps i have an isssue getting power to the wheels?? Maybe something wrong with trans? Maybe 3.55 i can’t with weight of super crew? Maybe I’ve lost power in engine?
Last edited by ZegaPrime; 08-27-2018 at 08:13 AM. Reason: Typos
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Get a little reverse motion going then slap it into low and jam the gas pedal.