It's not as easy as setting the line-lock on the Cuda, but about 12-15 pounds of boost and some maladjusted brake and we're a smokin'!!
Tony
Just no better noise in the world than a Big Block Chrysler at 7000 RPM in the middle of a tire smoke cloud!!!!!!! Even if the tires do cost $250 each!

 

So I guess that it is not odd that it my truck is like this.. &gt; I did get it to do one burny yesterday.. 8) had to play with the brakes alittle. Great info. I do have Drums on the back of my Ram. I guess that the mods will have to come ;D <br><br>Thank's for the info all.. <br><br> Matt w

 

I had a 95 CTD with drums on the back. Even with the stock tranny I could light both tires up. I had to get the tranny rebuild, and put gauges in it, and when my boost would get to 10psi the tires started breaking loose. I had a little mods done to it but my friends still thought it was stock. Fun to show off for the Chebby and Ford boys around town.

 

Yeah Bleach is amazing stuff. They used to put that on drag strips but, to all you guys that dont want to clean up too big of a mess, try burning out on concrete. It is a lot harder and you wont dig into the road causing stones and tar to fly up on your truck. You may get a few stones but nothing to worry about. When and if I can afford my diesel I will do a burnout and take pics!!!

 

you mean like this?



or this...



OF, I did a burnout at Rammin On's house a few months ago, but I had a chance to see the marks this past weekend. I ran over them at 20mph (~30 feet per second) and it took me 14 seconds to get from one end of the marks to the other. ;D The bad thing is that I did it twice, so that 800+ feet of marks took 20k miles off my poor michelins . I remember the tread looked melted and little rocks were stuck all over the tires when I came back. It's too bad they cost so much, but, oh well... I'm about to put on the 4th set in 25k miles :P

John

 

[quote author=banshee link=board=8;threadid=11265;start=15#119876 date=1048526258]<br>you mean like this?<br><br>Showoff :P ;D[/quote]

 

banshee:<br><br>You or &quot;Rammin On&quot;, or Joel need to post the pictures<br>of those black marks at Keith's house for the members<br>to see. ;D I have pretty well &quot;fried&quot; my B.F. Goodrich<br>Radial All-Terrains the past few months too!! <br><br>--------<br>John_P

 

Is the red truck smoking the tires our smoking out the exhaust looks more like overfueled then smoking tires! LOL I cannot get my daulie to break loose on a hot hot day in summer but a cool crisp morning she's all over the road.

 

[quote author=Cumminsdude link=board=8;threadid=11265;start=15#119349 date=1048393631]<br>Yeah Bleach is amazing stuff. They used to put that on drag strips but, to all you guys that dont want to clean up too big of a mess, try burning out on concrete. It is a lot harder and you wont dig into the road causing stones and tar to fly up on your truck. You may get a few stones but nothing to worry about. When and if I can afford my diesel I will do a burnout and take pics!!!<br>[/quote]<br><br>Bleach is wonderful. It ain't a truck but it hauls a**.

 

<br><br>He's just starting to get the tires rolling in that picture. Smoke? Why yes. That's the kind of cloud that a hot P pump will give you. ;D It's plenty enough to make the car behind you completely disappear.

 

And you left out the white truck ... shame shame!!!

 

You should see how black it got between 2 of the hot p-pump trucks. People were pulling over with their flashers on. Tim

 

Shame on me :-[ Here is the white truck getting the rears burnin'.... ;D<br><br><br><br>

 

WHERE!!!!

 

OH THERE IT IS!!! How do you get it to pour out black smoke like that? Is it bad for the truck?