5.7 is strong enogh to do this :) *video*
08-11-09, 06:26 AM
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5.7 is strong enogh to do this :) *video*
Greetings..
Made this video couple of days ago, i wonder why LX570 -similar engine- can't do same
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6FT-Km0KbHc
Made this video couple of days ago, i wonder why LX570 -similar engine- can't do same
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6FT-Km0KbHc
08-11-09, 07:05 AM
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The Tundra can burn out like that because it is a pickup which means that there is very little weight over the rear wheels, making them much easier to spin.
As you know the LX has more metal, glass, seating, etc over the rear wheels which makes them a lot less eager to spin out.
As you know the LX has more metal, glass, seating, etc over the rear wheels which makes them a lot less eager to spin out.
08-11-09, 09:56 AM
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As MP said, the Tundra is a pick up truck, little weight over the rear wheels, and that one is likely RWD.
The LX is Full-Time 4WD, it's going to make burnouts like that next to impossible.
The LX is Full-Time 4WD, it's going to make burnouts like that next to impossible.
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Nahhh it doesn't need the SC kit...I had a 07 DC 5.7 Tundra..You just turn off the traction control...I turned it off getting on the 101 freeway here in Hollywood & left a huge white cloud..Yes it is light over the wheels but the truck does way 5500Lbs...Sheet if your LX's could handle the SC man 383HP boosted to 505Hp might just rip the awd off your car...
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