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Old 10-06-2011, 10:11 PM
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If you can still find those old sizes, I don't see why not?
 
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Old 10-06-2011, 10:35 PM
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Originally Posted by strokin'_tatsch
Call me a liar if you want.. LOL My diesel is only 400hp/831tq at the wheels and yes, it will break these loose when the turbo spools. On some road surfaces that grip better, it won't do it, but on most roads around here it will do it. On the drag strip it won't spin after 2nd gear(30mph) On wet roads it's EASY to spin the tires at around 75-80mph.. No problem. I think I have video of that too. The difference I see is that with a gasser, the power comes on smooth. With my diesel the power hits like a sledge hammer all at one time when the turbo spools. That may make it easier for it to jerk the tires loose.

My definition of spinning the tires a lot might be different from yours. Maybe two or three times a month.. Not standing burnouts either that kill half the tread in one shot. haha

I'm at the point where I'm going to take off these brand new BFGs and get Pirellis again. The 2 sets I ran before these BFGs just gripped the road much better. Not sure how they compare off road as I haven't been off road with these..
Ohh I got ya. I hadnt even thought about it being a diesel at all. But with that in mind, I can believe that. I was thinking maybe you just had a big block gasser, and in that case i was thinking you would really have to have some outrageous gear ratio to be able to do that. Sorry about that LOL.
 
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Old 10-07-2011, 01:07 PM
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Ohh I got ya. I hadnt even thought about it being a diesel at all. But with that in mind, I can believe that. I was thinking maybe you just had a big block gasser, and in that case i was thinking you would really have to have some outrageous gear ratio to be able to do that. Sorry about that LOL.
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