i was able to do burnouts in my 93 blazer 31/10.50s open diff so only one lit up, but my 03 with g80 and 235/75s wont even attempt a burnout not sure why kinda confused

 

My blazer only does burn outs in the mud....

My summer car is for burn outs

 

well , for starters, a 31/10.50 is a little wider than a 235/75, so you have less pounds per square inch on the ground (meaning that with a wider tire, the vehicle weight is spread out more, a skinny-er tire puts the weight in a smaller area+ more traction, harder to break the tires loose in a spin) the gear ratios could be different between the 2, my parts blazer has 3.73's, the "good" blazer has 3.42's, the lower the ratio, the easier it would be to break a tire loose. one engine might have more output than the other, and also a older set of tires wont grip as well as a new set, my snow tires still had good tread but were over 5 years old, would spin like on ice during the summer if it was raining. its probly a combination of factors.

 

Well how the heck ya

 

4.3 no ball BIG TIERE3 anyway

 

Ive burned out in every car ive driven. Good way to feel the power of an engine. I dont think its an age thing I beleive if you love powerful motors youll do it for the thrill. I own a 99 blazer 4.3, just plain stock I could get the tires to squeek, now I put on a cold air induction, and flowmaster and besides the grunt I can now burnout from a complete stop especially on wet days. I dont do it much because I live where it snows so I need my rubber. But since mild upgrades a very fun vehicle to drive that can serve all purpose, with a lil passing power

 

Wet days, sheeesh my bike when i was 12 would spin rubber on Wet days

 

ive i had mine roll smoke and havnt had a problem and its got 255k on it haha i still maintain it very well but lettin the tires roast once in awhile is to fun not to do ....as long as u have another set of tires haha mines all stock dry pavment ...2 wheel peal..without a problem

 

wow.... do u really believe this....

Somebody tell those drag racers to use bicycle tires for more traction....

 

^That's what I was thinking too.