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Hey out there I hear alot of PS guys talk about rolling tires and great performance. My 7.3 will in no way turn a tire on pavement and I wouldnt even consider racing a Honda. This doesnt bother me, Im just wondering if Im missing out on performance and mileage. It pulls my camper great, never shifts down on highway and I get respectable mpg. I have modded my air filter, MBRP 4 inch, and 50 horse chip. Its been given a clean bill of health. Thanks for reading
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Same here. The stock 01 dodge across the street lays rubber and all I can do is smoke.
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You guys must be doing something wrong. Even when my truck was stock it would break loose with a brake torque burn out.
But I don't do it, why because tires cost to dang much to keep replacing. When I was younger and doing stupid things with my 86 t-bird. I learned that lesson. |
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you need a higher hp chip or tuner like the tw or dp. set it to 140 hp and watch your tires go up in smoke
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I agree never had a problem turning the tires over even when the 40's were on it
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get some custom tunes....
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I've always been able to spin my 7.3s tires with a power break or going around a turn stomping on it. I even got them to spin with around 850 pounds in the back.
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I could spin my 35s with just intake and exaust while power braking..now with my custom tunes its no problem to spin them whenever I want...burnouts are very hard on the trucks ND TIRES ARE WAY TO EXPENSIVE FOR ME TO BE FRYIN THEM
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Aw it's only a 7.3, you're not supposed to spin tires....... Alan is hauling azz now before Dirk shows up. ------------>
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