Texan01
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- November 16, 2001
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- City, State
- Dallas, TX
- Year, Model & Trim Level
- 1995 Explorer XLT
While all 3 cars that I've had could do burnouts (FWD burnouts are rather interesting) it's too hard on the driveline to do all the time. That said, less grippy tires (aka cheapest tires on the planet) or hose the tires down with armorall or someother tire dressing, bleach, water, a V-8 swap, bigger gears, a decent tune up on the OHV 4.0 will do the trick as well
I can do a decent 4 foot scratch with my 95 with the 3.73 LS, my old '76 Chevelle with it's mediocre 305 and peg-legged 3.08 rear end would spin the right rear all day long. (rather entertaining with white wall tires and full wheel covers on a powder blue sedan)
I can do a decent 4 foot scratch with my 95 with the 3.73 LS, my old '76 Chevelle with it's mediocre 305 and peg-legged 3.08 rear end would spin the right rear all day long. (rather entertaining with white wall tires and full wheel covers on a powder blue sedan)