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Old 09-02-2012, 10:57 AM
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Default quick burnout in my V
had a little fun today, nothing major but smoked the tires pretty good.
almost no hop now with these dss race axles and michelin pss tires
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yea i cleaned the rubber of it today lol what a pain
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what rpm did u drop the clutch at?
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around 4k or so
just kinda feathered it through the gears, didnt want to floor it and go sideways it was a real narrow road
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still got some rubber stuck on the exhaust pipes from all the burnouts i have done.
what products are the best for removing rubber off the corsa exhaust tips?
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Spray PAM on everything before you go out to fry your tires.
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hmm i will have to try that, i ended up lowering my exhasut and machine polishing the tips, worked great
thanks for links
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anyone know what a corsa resonator is worth, i am definatley sellin it, i love the x pipe in its place
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