Propane Powered Smokey Burnout. This first burnout measured 180 foot, the second measures about 160 foot, she got out of shape on me as I hit the damp pavement at the long end of my burnout from the earlier rain. I had only planned to do 1 burnout but my Crew Chief Jeff Born was directing me to go straight back instead of pointing me to turn in the drive, so I followed his direction, as I found out afterwards the people asked if I could do that again, and thats why Jeff kept backing me back down to where I originally started, and I just went for it again. This is my first time trying to upload any video, this was taken today Sept 20 at the Fowler Custom Paints Car Show. It had rained, so we were waiting for the pavement to dry before I did my burnout, it was almost dry and it started to sprinkle again, so I just went for it. 2 things wrong with wet pavement, Number 2 is the tires dont put out as much smoke and they dont leave nice thick black marks, Number 1 is when my car starts to get sideways I can let off and she will straighten right out, unless the pavement is wet or damp, then she just goes off in the opposite direction, and my painter Greg Fowler does not like fixing roof dents, LoL... This is what a Rex Hilton Racing Engine can do... along with the power of propane of course :-)
Posted on: Sun, 21 Sep 2014 01:42:41 +0000
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