burnouts, how bad is it for the car?
09-20-2005, 06:58 PM
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Originally Posted by RED99
Hey! It's guys like this, that keeps guys like you in business. 
If someone thinks applying breaks to the driveline under full power doesn't hurt anything, then they should visit a Dyno shop that has a Brake Dyno. (Not one of these drum dynos)
If someone thinks applying breaks to the driveline under full power doesn't hurt anything, then they should visit a Dyno shop that has a Brake Dyno. (Not one of these drum dynos)
I never said it didnt hurt anything...even driving the car causes wear on all driveline parts....my argument was towards how "serious" the damage was being made out to be.
Perhaps you can answer my above question instead of being tarzan?
09-20-2005, 07:05 PM
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There will always be doubters in anything and that's o.k. and it's not our differential, so do as you wish.... Use the information however you want to~ it's your choice and your wallet.....
*Everyone laughed at Noah for building an Ark in the middle of the desert too.........
Question answered~ Good luck!
*Everyone laughed at Noah for building an Ark in the middle of the desert too.........
Question answered~ Good luck!
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09-20-2005, 07:11 PM
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Originally Posted by DynoTech Engineering
There will always be doubters in anything and that's o.k. and it's not our differential, so do as you wish.... Use the information however you want to~ it's your choice and your wallet.....
*Everyone laughed at Noah for building an Ark in the middle of the desert too.........
Question answered~ Good luck!
*Everyone laughed at Noah for building an Ark in the middle of the desert too.........
Question answered~ Good luck!
09-20-2005, 07:19 PM
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Originally Posted by DynoTech Engineering
I didnt think it was that difficult of a question for you to explain given the volume of information you typed in your original post.
09-21-2005, 04:05 AM
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Bt edensknight
Ameliorate...let's see now...wasn't she that lady flyer that got lost over the Pacific back in the 30's?!?
Hard launching and racing takes a considerable toll on any automobile, and, is expensive to ameliorate.
