Dunno if this has been posted before, but I came across this while browsing youtube and thought Id share. The youtube username looks familar, so hell that IDI may belong to a fellow FTE member for all I know lol

YouTube - 91 Ford IDI VS 02 Cummins

 

almost looks like the Ford just held his brakes untill the Cummins got tired of spinning and then gave her nuts.

 

its this guys truck Ford Truck Enthusiasts Forums - View Profile: Jayme Duty

 

you dont see any brake lights come on the Ford till the end of the video....

 

hey that would be the man, knew that name looked familiar lol

 

haha, dodge owners, muahahaha i have lots of power, look at my wheels spin! i am the man, wait, i am going backwards......guess i shoulda bought a ford. lol

 

I remember watching that video, I love it!
The Ford wasn't on the brakes, the brake lights weren't on. You see them turn on when the pull is over.
I wonder if he's tried it again now that he's sporting a ZF5....

 

i only knew that he was from here because thats joe's comment on the bottom

 

HAHAHAHAHAHA

 

Once the tires start to spin it doesn't matter how much power you have got the guy with traction will drag the other any where he wants. The dodge was going nowhere fast .

 

HAHA!! I never thought I would see this day XD! That is just funny. My lord this made my night LOL!

 

I'd think an AT would be able to beat a MT for that reason.

 

its such a meaningful test that im sure consumer reports will begin using it at any moment....that and they will start drinking during testing.....and going woooooooooooooo! woooooooooooo! woooooooooooo!

 

This is awesome I am going to have to show it to a buddy that is totally a mopar homer. He'll be swallowing some of his words.

 

It has nothing to do with being a meaningful test, hell for that matter it ain't even a test to begin with, it's just some people's way of settling score and gaining bragging rights. That said I think tug-o-war pulls like that are completely idiotic and the only thing they really accomplish is putting some more wear and tear on the trucks, but to each their own...