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I wouldn't do it on concrete if your scared to break. Convince him that even he can break trans parts or a transfer case. YouTube - Hummer Vs. F250 Pull Off |
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just watchout. if he has all terrains they grip the pavement 10 times better than some tsl's. i would convince him to do it in the dirt. hold the brake and stall the truck and as soon has he starts to try and pull ya let him have it.
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