runamuk

I had the opportunity to drift my Cummins through the Target praking lot this evening. (Long story someone stalking my wife and baby)

I just wondered how many of you have had the opportunity to do the same on dry pavement and how your rig worked. Mine worked surprising well as a pursuit vehicle.


Rick

sherod

Not much of a pursuit vehicle, but hasn't left me walking yet.....

More importantly, did you resolve the issue? I hope your family is safe and secure.

Ed

runamuk

Primary function is to make the family safe and secure!

I do not drive like this otherwise.

Thanks for your concern!

Rick

dodgezilla04

MUST AT ALL COSTS TAKE CARE OF WIFE AND LITTLE ONES.

after watching the news, my wife no longer gives me any grief about carrying my baby desert eagle.

BigDan

Hope all is safe and sound with your family.

But as far a power sliding....I use to do alot of crazy Edit before I almost died in my 99 CTD.

I've been knowen to throw it in 4WD to get more traction when I use to rally the Edit out of it. Snow covered streets were also a blast, I use to drive sideways just for fun. Oh may I reccomend 4WD donuts, there AWSOME....The truck pivits in the center of the cab. It looked like I worked for MOTOR TREND....

Now I drive like a grandpa....not as bad grandma....

P.S If I had the $$$$ I run Pikes Peak in a heavily bombed CTD... I was sooooo comfortable behind the wheel...

MikeyB

Had mine in a beautiful power slide when I had the EZ set to level 4 on a wet street, and I didn't mean to.

MikeyB

2-Stroke

I drifted mine off a nice sharp exit ramp... was going about 40 and was already getting tire squeal, hit the fuel and broke the rear end loose and it was like a ballet recital for my truck... God these trucks drive so good!!

BigBlue

I used to do it all the time. It's so easy to control the slide with the throttle. I haven't don't it on dry ground since the lift for fear of flipping but on wet grounds .