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post any similar stories!! Pics too!!! Well I was on my way home today and was sitting at the stop sign and decided. . My tires needed a little shave! so I went ahead and tore into them for about 20 seconds... I know not a horribly long time but I just thought I would share the excitment it brought to my face since I was having a ****ty day and that made it much better!!!
 
It is a fact..... burnouts relieve tension!!I am in my 40's and still can't help myself sometimes. My Dad has always said that I ' brutalize the internal combustion engine ' I have torn up so much in my younger years ,it is amazing that I even have enough money to buy fuel these days.
 
Burnouts are like the ultimate car high!! no matter when or where they are unless a cop is sitting next to you they always feel great. it is therapy for me.
 
I had a buddy with me the night before I went to the drag strip. I had a set of 3rd gen wheel's with 265's I borrowed and decided to "do a little burn out"! I think I did about 3 donut's and about 50ft leaving the intersection and TONS of tire smoke! Our eye's were watering we were laughing so hard. Good time's! Kind of mean since they were borrowed wheel's, but knowone know's!:-laf I still have the rubber in my wheel well's!:D
 
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Oo. It is always good to just let loose everyonce in awhile. I remember back in high school my buddy had a 89 12v and we burned out in this autozone parking lot and continued to burn rubber out into the street well the rear end broke loose( this is a cruising street where there are cops every 20 feet and a 4 lane rd. ) we said **** it and continued it around like we did it on purpose doing doughnuts and stopping traffic. it was probably one of my all time greatest high school memories. besides getting pulled over at age 15 on my moped by a state trooper. Oo. oh and I don't have any money I am in the military but I always find the time and the means!
 
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I had not rotated my tires in 25K miles, (BFG's)so the front ones wore in kinda awkward but the rears are perfect wear, so I moved the front to the rear and that may be a great idea on getting them smoothed-out:)
 
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I had a set of Terra Grapplers with about 45k on them and had just purchased some new Dune Grapplers. I had them in the bed and went to my buddies work to have the new mounted. I pull up and he comes out with another guy asking "how much air do you run in the rears?" I tell him 55 and ask why, he says well me and Shawn were wondering, since you have new tires and all . . . I said "say no more. " And pulled along side the shop where there's about a 120' straight paved area. Spooled up, power breaking it, and letter rip the whole length, turned around and did it again. They were whoopin and hollerin so much I did it 2 more times. There must have been a half inch of rubber on the tail pipe and in the wheel well. I didn't have the lock rite in at the time so it was a peg leg show. I would have done it again but the boss came out and told them to have me stop before the fire trucks came thinking it was a fire. So I pull in the shop and after they get me settled in a bay I lift the hard ton-au cover to get the new rubber out and smoke just poured out of the bed. We all laughed some more - when we took the back tire off the tread was super flat with stones and god knows what embedded in the molten rubber. S'all Gud . . .
 
Man since the first time I ever even drove a car (no where near legal age) burn outs put smiles on my face. Now with $200 tires I just can't bring myself to do it. but hey when its time to put new tires on oh hell ya its time to burn them down. heck every rental car of truck I get I have to do it, Its tradition.
 
Man since the first time I ever even drove a car (no where near legal age) burn outs put smiles on my face. Now with $200 tires I just can't bring myself to do it. but hey when its time to put new tires on oh hell ya its time to burn them down. heck every rental car of truck I get I have to do it, Its tradition.



thats what you dont buy used rentals.



anyways my story it was a couple years ago had a new lift on my 95 dodge i had just linked and coiled the rear and put 35's on well my cousin and i where out middle of the night chasing the leading edge of a patch of clear weather. we get to a 4 way stop on a 2 lane road. my cousin looks at me and says lets do a dount. i was like ok so i broke it loose and just kept going and going and going whipped it around for about a minute and then went on my way. we where laughing and smilin for the next 5 miles
 
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My buddies little burnout

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The best burn-outs were always done in my '69 SS 396 Chevelle. I could smoke the tires all day long with it. The smell of burning tires is intoxicating, which might explain why I suffer from CRS now... what was I talking about? :-laf
 
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