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Question how to???

ok i have a set of old worn out tires on my 96 mustang gt that i am gunna replace. I wanna go out and have some fun smokin my old tires. how would i go about doing a burnout with 5-speed?

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Get your hose out, and dump the clutch at 3k that should do it. Actually I would get e bucket of water and take it out somewhere that there are not a lot of people, do not do this in a neighborhood, you know what I mean.
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Why do you need water? Couldn't you just pop the clutch? Well my cars an automatic and when my parents were away for the weakend a freind and I put the factory rims that still had crappy tires back on my car and roasted them both to the point of blowing up, but all i did was hold the brake in because i diconected the rear brakes...worked pretty well...
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put some bleach on your tires...that'll burn 'em right off ...and produce alot of smoke ***note: i am in no way responsible for the results of this activity!!
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put some bleach on your tires...that'll burn 'em right off ...and produce alot of smoke ***note: i am in no way responsible for the results of this activity!!
LOL, yeah do it do it!!!
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Rev it to 5000rpm, drop the clutch and burn them to the rim.
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