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And here's the beautiful mess it left behind... notice the red powder....
http://photos.yahoo.com/thirdgenblackbird
Sorry, you'll have to find it there. There are only two pics so it isn't a problem. The file is too big to attach here and I don't know how to convert it or drop the size.
http://photos.yahoo.com/thirdgenblackbird
Sorry, you'll have to find it there. There are only two pics so it isn't a problem. The file is too big to attach here and I don't know how to convert it or drop the size.
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By the way, I'm not done with this yet. I'm probably going to keep trying stupid things like this until I get some damn colored smoke. So, if I'm doing anything wrong or you have some tips, please let me know.
I'm going to compare some fog machine fluid vs clorox bleach this weekend also. See what throws up more smoke. (The fog juice probably won't do crap.)
I'm going to compare some fog machine fluid vs clorox bleach this weekend also. See what throws up more smoke. (The fog juice probably won't do crap.)
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jello still sounds weird to me, we call it jelly.
how about red poster paint powder, would that work, or would it just make a mess??
actualy, thinking about it, bad idea, it would probably stain paintwork.
how about red poster paint powder, would that work, or would it just make a mess??
actualy, thinking about it, bad idea, it would probably stain paintwork.
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Well any new pictures?!?
I think that you would have to use one full canister. Maybe even two, you gotta think that the smoke is taking up the air.
I think that you would have to use one full canister. Maybe even two, you gotta think that the smoke is taking up the air.
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why dont u use the jello mixed with water already mayb that would work
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Comon people!
Somebody give us a pic or vid of this damm theory already!
Its been almost 2 month now and nobody got it to work?
I'd do it , but my baby is in hibernation...
Oh I also would love to see the rest of the vid where the MR2 crashed in the jetta
Man poor guy, you gotta feel his pain!
Somebody give us a pic or vid of this damm theory already!
Its been almost 2 month now and nobody got it to work?
I'd do it , but my baby is in hibernation...
Oh I also would love to see the rest of the vid where the MR2 crashed in the jetta
Man poor guy, you gotta feel his pain!
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the bleach has a high acidity level, and itll nutralize most koolaids etc. i have used bleech for burnouts in my car, and it gets real hot real quick, and i actually spun my tires alot, and no rubber got stuck to my car...and all the bleech turned to smoke.
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Originally posted by 92RSMuscle
the bleach has a high acidity level, and itll nutralize most koolaids etc. i have used bleech for burnouts in my car, and it gets real hot real quick, and i actually spun my tires alot, and no rubber got stuck to my car...and all the bleech turned to smoke.
the bleach has a high acidity level, and itll nutralize most koolaids etc. i have used bleech for burnouts in my car, and it gets real hot real quick, and i actually spun my tires alot, and no rubber got stuck to my car...and all the bleech turned to smoke.
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Re: Mission accomplished!!!
Originally posted by 84Z28_5.7ltr_V8
i took the liberty to take this task on myself, here you go!
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i took the liberty to take this task on myself, here you go!
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thats the best burnout iv ever seen....but the stick mans the coolest
edit: i dont know how to include pics with quotes
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luckily i was holind the brake down or i would have crashed into my garage.
mental note : never do a burnout on driveway when facing garage and a person is in front of you.
mental note : never do a burnout on driveway when facing garage and a person is in front of you.
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ugh...this crap doesnt work. i know i fried a set of tires trying to get it to work..
tried every variable...bleach and koolaid,water and coolaid,blach and jello powder...water and jello powder...NOTHING worked...the smoke was white every time..also tried doing it several ways...like mixing it...keeping each seperate..and rolling through each individually...nothing worked. someone TRY and prove me wrong.
tried every variable...bleach and koolaid,water and coolaid,blach and jello powder...water and jello powder...NOTHING worked...the smoke was white every time..also tried doing it several ways...like mixing it...keeping each seperate..and rolling through each individually...nothing worked. someone TRY and prove me wrong.
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Originally posted by MarkB
ugh...this crap doesnt work. i know i fried a set of tires trying to get it to work..
ugh...this crap doesnt work. i know i fried a set of tires trying to get it to work..
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buy used ones from a yard or shop for 15 dollars each. 30 bucks is well worth the fun, and pictures
heh
buy used ones from a yard or shop for 15 dollars each. 30 bucks is well worth the fun, and pictures
heh
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#1 go get some cheap wheels/tires from junkyard
#2 go to walmart and pick up some spray paint of your choice of colors
#3 take paint and new tires/wheels home
#4 paint the tread on the wheels with about 4 coats of paint
#5 let dry
#6 install wheels on car
#7 drive into street
#8 powerbrake your car
#9 take pictures
#10 run from cops because my neighbor is a cop
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#1 go get some cheap wheels/tires from junkyard
#2 go to walmart and pick up some spray paint of your choice of colors
#3 take paint and new tires/wheels home
#4 paint the tread on the wheels with about 4 coats of paint
#5 let dry
#6 install wheels on car
#7 drive into street
#8 powerbrake your car
#9 take pictures
#10 run from cops because my neighbor is a cop
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How much does a line lock cost? Where can I get it? Easy or hard to install? Where does it get installed? If you guys have the option of a line lock, why would you put all this stress on your car by powerbreaking? Do all the cars that are built for drag racing use line locks, when they do their burn-out before their pass? -89IRO
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jegs sells them they arnt too too hard to install u hit the brakes u hit the button u release the brakes and now its locked then u hit the gas do ur burnout hit the button to release the lock and u go off
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Cool, thanks man. These things are used for drag racing so they don't roll in the staging lanes with a stick car, but do the racers also use it to do their burnouts? Another words, does it hold the front brakes stong enough to do a full on burnout, plus to hold them at the line? Thanks. -89IRO
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yea racers use them they will hold ur brakes on till you want them to go off or 10,000 or more psi goes against them funny cars dont use them because i think they're illegal in those stages and they have so much power they dont need them. you can use them anywhere you want but in the bleach box you shouldnt have to use them cuz the beach is there for you to slide
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Originally posted by lbrohez
i know a way to get colored smoke,
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#1 go get some cheap wheels/tires from junkyard
#2 go to walmart and pick up some spray paint of your choice of colors
#3 take paint and new tires/wheels home
#4 paint the tread on the wheels with about 4 coats of paint
#5 let dry
#6 install wheels on car
#7 drive into street
#8 powerbrake your car
#9 take pictures
#10 run from cops because my neighbor is a cop
i know a way to get colored smoke,
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#1 go get some cheap wheels/tires from junkyard
#2 go to walmart and pick up some spray paint of your choice of colors
#3 take paint and new tires/wheels home
#4 paint the tread on the wheels with about 4 coats of paint
#5 let dry
#6 install wheels on car
#7 drive into street
#8 powerbrake your car
#9 take pictures
#10 run from cops because my neighbor is a cop
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The rs had brand new tires when i bought it i have a thing on my dig. cam for 30 sec video i may get some koolaid and give it a whirl with someone taping it. Any flavor suggestions?
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Use a dark color so that it will show up in the smoke better. Get a few packs (the little ones, not the stuff with the sugar mixed already) and mix it with a little water and put it in front of the tires. Then do you're burnout and it'll scoot into the kool aid. Don't use bleach though, it'll break down the kool aid.
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If you want to try it, listen to their advice. No bleach, LOTS of powder, get the stuff without sugar. Darker colors (or contrast) will be easier to see. I recommend the darkest red.
I tried it a few times with different mixtures, and the above is the only way that I didn't try it. It was never successful.
I used 1/3 of a canister of red (not the darkest, though) and just some water to let it spin and "mix" easier. It had sugar in it though, but I don't think it'd be a noticable difference without it. Saw nothing but white.
I doubt this idea will ever work with koolaid or jello powder. Maybe if you had some type of colored oil.... Either way, good luck and POST PICTURES!!
Laters,
Scott
I tried it a few times with different mixtures, and the above is the only way that I didn't try it. It was never successful.
I used 1/3 of a canister of red (not the darkest, though) and just some water to let it spin and "mix" easier. It had sugar in it though, but I don't think it'd be a noticable difference without it. Saw nothing but white.
I doubt this idea will ever work with koolaid or jello powder. Maybe if you had some type of colored oil.... Either way, good luck and POST PICTURES!!
Laters,
Scott
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Why not just use water instead of bleach, then if you have extra left over and you're thirsty, drink up. Hell, put some vodka in it. Hmmm....college kids
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You can't use bleach becasue it will eat up the kool-aid. As far as the vodka goes, I hope you're not driving anywhere after that...
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Originally posted by TonyC
Why not just use water instead of bleach, then if you have extra left over and you're thirsty, drink up. Hell, put some vodka in it. Hmmm....college kids
Why not just use water instead of bleach, then if you have extra left over and you're thirsty, drink up. Hell, put some vodka in it. Hmmm....college kids
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Originally posted by demonchild
i read most of the posts and didnt come across food dye and bleach. would that work?
i read most of the posts and didnt come across food dye and bleach. would that work?
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COME ON GUYS READ THE FRICKIN' POST, I SAID WATER AND KOOL-AID, WATER AND KOOL-AID. Ok, a little quiz for ya', what did TonyC say:
1) Water and Kool-aid (then maybe some vodka to be funny)
2) Bleach and Kool-aid, which we already know DOESN'T WORK
3) M&M's, just the red ones
I thought we were the literate thirdgen crowd
1) Water and Kool-aid (then maybe some vodka to be funny)
2) Bleach and Kool-aid, which we already know DOESN'T WORK
3) M&M's, just the red ones
I thought we were the literate thirdgen crowd
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your red burn out!
your red burn out!
Still... it's amusing.
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i think someone discovered those a while back. I think those are prototype tires that they're sponsor gave them. And that they arent available to the general public.....
your right though i completely forgot about this thread lol
your right though i completely forgot about this thread lol
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