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Why you would ever do that is so beyond me... I will never, ever understand it. Those are 40-50K Trucks. Both Idiots
I done it a bunch in my younger days and made a good deal of money doing it
In Fla they have santioned truck pulls (-NTOW-) from modified trucks to run what you brung
I done it a bunch in my younger days and made a good deal of money doing it
In Fla they have santioned truck pulls (-NTOW-) from modified trucks to run what you brung
Ya a sactioned event is a little different. I think girten hit the nail on the head. I like stroken it's idea haha!
The dodge guy was just stupid. hold your brakes until the other guy breaks traction and then just pull him away. Looks like he was in 2wd too.
Bet I could pull a Drudge away that was standing on the brakes. I know I could. I could drag it down the street screaming and begging. This is a traction issue more than a HP thing.
That is different that they only allow two tires brands and makes. IIRC they were BFG AT's and Dakota Futura's.
It may be "stupid" to some folks, but it seems kind of cool to me. That being said, you would NEVER see me doing it with my truck.
A truck pull, pulling a sled is a little bit different than two drunk rednecks hooking a chain to each other's bumper and seeing who goes forward. Too many things to go wrong, especially on pavement. In the dirt, pulling a sled, is a true test of how tough and strong a truck is.
A truck pull, pulling a sled is a little bit different than two drunk rednecks hooking a chain to each other's bumper and seeing who goes forward. Too many things to go wrong, especially on pavement. In the dirt, pulling a sled, is a true test of how tough and strong a truck is.
guess that's in the eyes of wth is watching and personal prefference,I like the tug-of -war pulls equally as well
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