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Do you burn out/peel out with your 850??
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RE: Do you burn out/peel out with your 850??
Thanks for the replies. I had a pretty nice one, the only one I have ever done. I turned onto a straight road, slightly uphill, straightened the car out, and pretty much floored it, it started to sqeal and I let off, I looked down to see I was doing 30mph. I must have been going 15-20mph when it started to let loose. Besides tires, and gas mileage, it it really that bad for the car. I am asking because I am almost done with the tires on it right now. I am not talking about holding the brakes or slamming it from neutral to gear, just good ol' flooring the thing.
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RE: Do you burn out/peel out with your 850??
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Thanks for the replies. I had a pretty nice one, the only one I have ever done. I turned onto a straight road, slightly uphill, straightened the car out, and pretty much floored it, it started to sqeal and I let off, I looked down to see I was doing 30mph. I must have been going 15-20mph when it started to let loose. Besides tires, and gas mileage, it it really that bad for the car. I am asking because I am almost done with the tires on it right now. I am not talking about holding the brakes or slamming it from neutral to gear, just good ol' flooring the thing.
-Thanks
Thanks for the replies. I had a pretty nice one, the only one I have ever done. I turned onto a straight road, slightly uphill, straightened the car out, and pretty much floored it, it started to sqeal and I let off, I looked down to see I was doing 30mph. I must have been going 15-20mph when it started to let loose. Besides tires, and gas mileage, it it really that bad for the car. I am asking because I am almost done with the tires on it right now. I am not talking about holding the brakes or slamming it from neutral to gear, just good ol' flooring the thing.
-Thanks
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RE: Do you burn out/peel out with your 850??
If I had a 5 speed I might be able to chirp the tires but unless I am turning, from a dead stop, there isnt any squaking from the front of The Anvil.
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