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4.6LGT

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Ok, Tonight I did a fat burn out for the rest of my auto classmates and some kids from other schools. Now is that really bad, I dont race the car and I dont rag on it, I know when I did burn outs with my Probe Gt it didnt really seem to good for it, but with the stang I dont seem to feel anything bad going on. (I dont rag on it) this was my first fat burn out. Is this bad for the car?
 

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if you dont mind having to buy new tires sooner.... then no
 

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burnouts are fine, its when u start really hookin up that stuff starts breaking.
 

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I always burn out



It may wear down some of your brakes and would definitely wear out your tires
 
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It heats up the transmission and brake fluid and wears tires. The tranny and brakes can take it without a problem, as long as its not a 3 minute long burnout and you don't do them everyday. The tires will wear faster, but other then that its safe.
 

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just make sure to remove the rubber off the wheel well....don't let it sit too long.
 

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DeadLurker said:
just make sure to remove the rubber off the wheel well....don't let it sit too long.
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Dont you have D/D your car with DRs? Does it ride ok? Wear out normally?
 

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dkshadow said:
Dont you have D/D your car with DRs? Does it ride ok? Wear out normally?
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D/D?
 

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DeadLurker said:
D/D?
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Daily Driver


I didnt proof read my post
 

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Daily Driver


I didnt proof read my post
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oh

No I dont' drive my stang daily with the dr's. They wear quickly so I save them for the track and to and from the track. Sometimes I'll drive around with them on for a few days if the weather is nice but I try to change them out most of the time.

When they are on the car they make a ride a little bit rougher but the traction benefits are definitely worth it

I use my stock tires and snow tires regularly. I'm about to take the snow tires off and put the stock gatorbacks back on.
 
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