crmzendrgone

I really enjoy this clip cause it is what i aspire to have my 77 cordoba do. I love the sound of the engine. Awe if only mine was done.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6WIiff4vFlc

67 GTX

looked pretty cool

Oldsmobileman

Alright I gotta tell ya, that was a pretty sad burnout. A little cinematography was needed to make it more appealing. I would have cut the failed attempts out, and only showed the righteous burnout in the end. If you want to film a sick burnout and you don't care about preservation of the tire, get some water and some bleach, mix the solution up in a spray bottle. Really soak the rear tires, I mean really. Even coat the ground a little and you will have a smoke filled paradise.

But all in all Cordoba's are pretty cool cars that are still undiscovered to the collector world, so you can get them cheap and still flog the hell out of them!

67 GTX

ya, you are right
those burnouts were sad
and even though the last one was huge, it took a lot to do it

67gtxclone

Most any burnout is a good burnout, and it was kind of interesting to watch the failed attempts, but this one was a bit lame. I much prefer motion with the burnout instead of a power brake session. Check out this one.

http://www.moparts.org/moparts/pictu...t/burnout.html

scroll down 13 pics on the left column and click on the one named Dave Aesoph. This one is very cool in my book.

67 GTX

that one was nice

crmzendrgone

I lost this thread for awhile had to search for it. Anyway what does the bleach do for the burnout?

Morrigan_Aria

Bleach softens the tire compound, so a stickier tire results.

78D200

X2
great for slicks but not that great on radials from what I heard.

Morrigan_Aria

Yeah, too much bleach will ruin your road tires post-haste.