well i like to smoke out people that i think could put up a fight in a race, so i guess you could take that as they are intimidated by you.

 

Racing is ment for a race track not the open road.

 

I've found that most of the Furd guys try to smoke me out. Pisses me off.
Oh ya my dual exhaust out the back is great for getting tailgaters off my ***.

 

I'm with you on that one. I wish my truck didn't smoke at all, for several reasons. A) you draw far less attention to yourself, from people and police. and B) then nobody thinks your truck is anything special, and when they go to race you, they have no idea what they are getting into.


Seems a lot of places, it doesn't matter what you drive, everyone loves to blow smoke.
Sean

 

Only time I wish I was able to mass produce soot.

 

Agreed. There is a time and a place for that stuff.

 

We see a lot of want to be rednecks that blow smoke and spin tires. It dose not matter what there driving but it’s the only way they know how to show off. Real red necks know better ways to show off that doesn’t cost as much them money.

If your going to do that kind of junk there are times and places to do it.

 

I guess you cant win anyway you try. No matter where you go there will always be a group of idiots with more money/ego than brains. Someone should start a website for them, "Douche-bag diesel.com".

 

No offense but I don't even want them closely related to "diesel" in any way. Maybe "douche-bag drivers.com but don't give them the good diesel title

 

Isn't that cumminsforum.com...???...





Not that it matters, but as an owner of multiple brands and models of diesel pickups I can say that there are asshats in every brand, but, and I'm being serious here now, in my neck o' da woods the Dodge guys are the ones who do the look-down-thy-nose at the other brands of trucks. It's happened to me nearly every time I pull in someplace as a "Ford guy" around Dodges and never once as a "Dodge guy" around Fords....and the Fords outnumber the Dodges in my area overall, but the Dodges are the most involved with the giddy-up-go hot rod side of things.....

Funny, one day a guy in a real perty 24 valve pulling a VERY nice Northwest Jet Boats sled talked my ear off @ the fuel island when I had my '99 Ram, but a lil while later in the year I had my old '97 F350 there and lo & behold in pulled my "pal".....I said "howdy (insert name here) and he looked at me like "who the F are you?".....wouldn't even give me the time of day, although he did mutter "nice truck.....for a ferd hardy har har har" under his breath to the guy with him.

.....and I know the truck, know the boat, and know the guide service, too.....they lost a customer that day, actually more than one customer, but everybody's **** stinks, and everybody in a diesel should be friendly.

Not always true, sadly.