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Old 02-27-2006, 02:41 PM
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reverse burnout

So i was doing a burnout in reverse in my 94 camaro z28 in the local Murray's parking lot and i hit a curb because i wasnt looking. That threw out my alignmet dramatically. No other damage other than that. Do you think i need new ball joints, tie rod ends? or just a front end alignment. I think it costs like 50 bucks just to get it on the alignment rack, so i dont want to take it there if they cant align it.. thanks for your help
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Re: reverse burnout

if you took it there they could tell you if you need new parts. Cant say for sure about anything without looking at it......how did you hit a front wheel while doing a burnout in reverse? And why the crap were you doing a burnout in reverse??
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Re: reverse burnout

Thats what I was thinking...
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Re: reverse burnout

Doing a reverse burn out in my mind is stupid, my freind did that in his cobra and his freaking belt snapped and left us stranded in the middle of no where.
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Re: reverse burnout

I agree with 92Z, best bet is to let them tell you whats wrong than guessing at it.
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Re: reverse burnout

Nice work...
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Re: reverse burnout

Have the shop check it out, and you might want to start looking up transmission shops too. What were you thinking?!
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Re: reverse burnout

Kasey, didn't you wack a curb at like 60MPH and needed a alignment cause your wheel was at 90 degree's?
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Re: reverse burnout

Everyone's entitled to their moment.......
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Re: reverse burnout

if by 60 MPH you mean 20 MPH on ice then yeah
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Re: reverse burnout

Oh, I must have remembered wrong cause I thought you said that your were doing like 60 or something and remember it being unusually warm back when that happen.
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Re: reverse burnout

haha...i hit a curb on purpose one day with my ex girlfriend in the car to make her spill her pop on her cos i was mad lol
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Re: reverse burnout

I once tried to make a friend choke on there drink by flooring my stang while they were taking a sip but that one backfired on my cause they spilled soda on the sides of there face onto my seat and then caughed up soda onto my dashboard.
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Re: reverse burnout

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I once tried to make a friend choke on there drink by flooring my stang while they were taking a sip but that one backfired on my cause they spilled soda on the sides of there face onto my seat and then caughed up soda onto my dashboard.
haha...worked perfectly when i tried it
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Everyone's entitled to their moment.......
I have a lot of those... but they usually consist of huge farts that get away from me while walking into a crowded conference room, or blasting out a good one to realize one of the girls that work for us is standing like 5 feet behind me.
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