stall in the sand
Apr 24, 2005 | 12:58 AM
#11
Originally Posted by straped for cash
Never driven in the sand but Ive heard that a stall was good for the ice and snow. I think its because u can roll into the throtle and it acts like slipping the clutch to get momentum (in my old Chevelle on ice as soon as it was put in drive the tires would spin and a stall might have cured this). Drag racing in the sand? 
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sand drag is sweet. tons of fun!!!
Apr 24, 2005 | 01:27 AM
#13
Originally Posted by straped for cash
Wow, that looks like a ton a fun. Never heard of anything like that in Mn. I got 2wd so I dont know if it would work too well.
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Apr 24, 2005 | 11:11 AM
#14
Originally Posted by P.O.R.N.
Well then if wheel spin is what you want dont you think a stall would help that. porn_1 is only talking about a 2500 any way so its not like dumping a clutch. Any way is there anyone else with a clue on the subject im interested too.
Apr 24, 2005 | 06:11 PM
#15
Originally Posted by 1slow01Z71
Is that on one of the beachs near one of the lakes or is there a sand pit somewhere near ya'll. I wish there was something like that near us. There is a beach about an hour away but nobody goes down there to do that kind of stuff.
Our first trip this year will be may 26th, more power, more vidios, more fun...
Hell Ben (PORN_1) may even race this year if he not a baby
Apr 26, 2005 | 06:11 PM
#20
Originally Posted by TheLadiesMan
**** you might even see the Low rider hit the sand a little
What a *** 
no affence to anyone with fast trucks but remember what the option you bought you truck with...........oh ya Z71. The last time I checked that ment you got a better suspention for OFF ROAD USE, and SKID PLATES. What are the use of skid plates if you dont use them. Mabe a bunny will run out in front of you truck while running down the track then you will be glad you got them. 
LEAVE THE LOWRIDING TO THE 2WD TRUCKS
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