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Posted Nov 16th 2006 9:19AM
Man, his son popped his tires, and Deberti couldn't. Is the truck too heavy or what. His smoke show was awesome. I think they have different tores on from the original burn out. Look at the pictures here. they are different then the ones in the video.
http://www.myspace.com/deberti
they are in the pics area
- Wow. That was super mega hyper cool! What should we do next?
- Let's get a couple buckets of gasoline and torch down you dad's house!
- Great idea! Cool!
Hey their is another video showing Dougs Son Smoking the tires on his SEMA truck untill they pop.. Check it out:
http://youtube.com/watch?v=Nm042S4koBA
And here is some of his terminator footage:
http://youtube.com/watch?v=zFWY-0NoV3E
One word...........WHY?
November 16 2006 at 3:24 PM Report abuse Permalink rate up rate down ReplyHere is another video interviewing that guy about his 6x6 F650 truck - he's a really funny guy
http://www.cartv.com/content/research/channels/index.cfm/channel/cartv_video/action/showvideo/vid/e_0301/vscat/SEMA/vcat/Event/pagenum/2/MAKE_VCH/FORD
James
Where is the 6x6 action? I only witnessed a half arsed 4x4 attempt.
November 16 2006 at 11:03 AM Report abuse Permalink rate up rate down Replyy'all call that a truck? maybe in Cali... not in Texasâ¦What are the extra cab doors for? that is valuable bed space that could be used for your farm workers or your dog...
November 16 2006 at 10:55 AM Report abuse Permalink rate up rate down ReplyThe wheel formula is:
[number of wheel locations] x [number of driven wheel locations]
Twin tires still count as one wheel location.
So this is a 4x4. But why would you expect somebody doing an "Autoblog" to know this...
Dude, sarcasm, read up on... from the above AutoBlog article:
"...as you watch the six-doored, six-wheeled resource hog work to get into the slip of things."
Yea, I know what a REAL 6x6 is.
"there are only 4 wheels and dual tires set up on one set of rear wheels so I don't know what you are looking at when you say there are 6 wheels"
This vehicle does have 6 wheels and 6 tires. In the rear, on each side, it's two wheels (2 rims, not one really wide rim) and 2 tires for a total of 4 wheels and 4 tires in the back. Add that to the front two wheels and tires, and what do you get?
You're arguing for the sake of arguing... I'm off to school, with my bifocals, pencil pounch and lunch box in hand... I'm a gonna get my edumecation and one dej I be as smaert as you, Mark Fuhrman.
Best way to deterimine a "# x #" is to count how many actual hubs are on the truck.
In this case, it's 4. All of which are driven.
Thus, 4x4.
Can't Autoblog at least figure that out and call the manufacturer out on this idiotic BS?