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My stang's burnout!

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Jason_mustang88

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Here the video of my burnout recently Feb 18th Mustang's meet:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cLMRcPKmXV0
 
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GTOreturns

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Good job. Could have held it a little longer though.
 

mustangjoe87

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Lil bit of rpm next time maybe?
 

Jason_mustang88

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Yeah, that was my first time burnout!
 

Mr. Rustypwnz

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what!!!??? I bunout everyday in mine LOL
 

ryan218

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sounds real good imo.
 

cobra2798

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Stay in one place. I hate those slow moving burnouts, and yes more RPM.
Sort of like this.
http://s32.photobucket.com/albums/d40/red2001/?action=view&current=5.flv
 

25thmustang

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Thats what a burnout looks like with an auto that you let shift through the gears. Personally I would keep it in low gear for the burnout, will be less hard on the egine, tranny, and brakes!

Otherwise, looks and sounds really good!
 

85_SS_302_Coupe

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BURNOUT

http://videos.streetfire.net/video/2e685e28-cd53-4f80-841f-508a32c26c36.htm
 

25thmustang

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My only real burnout on video... Oh and I know all about too much heat in the tires. The clutch actually suffered from that, as you can tell by the weak sounding third gear (usually I get a bark like second). The tires also suffered too much heat and I think that was a mid 1.7 60'. Either way its a long low RPM burnout!

http://videos.streetfire.net/search/etown/0/c7479a6b-00b6-4546-adc1-984e011c73a8.htm
 

5.0TailPipeHump

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not bad for a 1st burnout had some sweet looking ladys on the side there too btw nice car
 

MahFiVeOh

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Not a bad burnout at all.......some decent smoke so i'll give you an 8 outta 10 cause it was a notch also.
 

ryan218

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cobra2798 said:
Stay in one place. I hate those slow moving burnouts, and yes more RPM.
Sort of like this.
http://s32.photobucket.com/albums/d40/red2001/?action=view&current=5.flv
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his burnout was fine....notice all the people and cars on either side? i know i wouldent want to be doing a "fast" burnout though there....little to risky for my taste....to easy for the car to do whatever it want....( man i sound old )
 

25thmustang

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Well actually a first gear burnout at 5000 RPM, would have the tires spinning slower and less of a chance of hooking, than a third gear burnout at 4000 RPM!
 

ryan218

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25thmustang said:
Well actually a first gear burnout at 5000 RPM, would have the tires spinning slower and less of a chance of hooking, than a third gear burnout at 4000 RPM!
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duh, he said he hates when you go slow...i thought he ment...moving slow...not with the rpms down low...hey maybe he was trying to save gas ...lol
 

25thmustang

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No he said he hates when ppl do slow moving butnouts, hed rather see them NOT move at all. He did mean moving slow, but I brought up the RPM thing, moving and bogging the RPM down would give greater risk of the tires grabbing and having something bad happen. Im pretty sure noone doing a burnout is doing one to save gas...

Sorry to the original poster, Im not trying to say anything you did was wrong, just pointing a few things out. I stand by my original statements!
 

ryan218

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25thmustang said:
No he said he hates when ppl do slow moving butnouts, hed rather see them NOT move at all. He did mean moving slow, but I brought up the RPM thing, moving and bogging the RPM down would give greater risk of the tires grabbing and having something bad happen. Im pretty sure noone doing a burnout is doing one to save gas...

Sorry to the original poster, Im not trying to say anything you did was wrong, just pointing a few things out. I stand by my original statements!
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duh...gas part was joke...you dont drive a 5.0 to save gas...they guzzle gas..
 

25thmustang

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My 5.0 gets mid 20s on the highway, actually better than my 4cyl lately!

And I know, I was busting your chops with that part of it, hence the wink smiley.
 

ryan218

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25thmustang said:
My 5.0 gets mid 20s on the highway, actually better than my 4cyl lately!

And I know, I was busting your chops with that part of it, hence the wink smiley.
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i guess i have a bad sence of hummor.....

we went and picked up My thunderbird supercoupe this weekend...it got great gas milliage..

my SC got 25 MPG today....132 miles 70-75mph at 1,800-2,000 RPM.....

3.27 gear rocks...
 

RsStanG1987

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ryan218 said:
i guess i have a bad sence of hummor.....

we went and picked up My thunderbird supercoupe this weekend...it got great gas milliage..

my SC got 25 MPG today....132 miles 70-75mph at 1,800-2,000 RPM.....

3.27 gear rocks...
Click to expand...

Funny in another post you said that it was a pig on gas..
 
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