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fast forward to 5 minutes and 40 seconds to see the idi, had a hard time gettin took off but it woops the crap out of all the newer dieserl rigs! but the engine also runs away about half way threw but it still held together shows you how tuff these engines are http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UbH7V...eature=channel
Last edited by dyoung14; Jun 18, 2009 at 08:49 PM.
Reason: forgot the link lol
I love it! Wonder why no one had suitcase wieghts on the front of thier trucks? At the pull I went to a few weeks ago they all did and the one 96 F250 had ten 100#s on the front of it. Makes me want to enter mine this year in the pull at the Boone county fair, if it wasn't my daily driver and I could afford to fix what I might break and thought my girl wouldn't kill me if I did break something lol. But I wonder how somthing like my Bronco with it's short wheel base and wieghts on the front would do at a pull like that?
at around 4 min into it there is a white chevy,watch its front tires when he gets onto it,both sides toe in aout 4in.gotts love chevy car front end in a truck..hehe
Dave the pull I went to here at home was local guys pulling with there trucks. They all had some sort of homade rig on thier front bumpers to hang the wieghts on. One of the Dodges actually had the wieghts fall off when he was hooking up lol. There were no old diesel in the pull they were all compter diesels and chipped to the max I'm sure but still just regular guys.