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Last edited by doug; 11-10-2012 at 11:24 AM. Reason: fixed video embed
Love it!
ok, Top Gear can be convinced EV's are fun!
No gasoline was used but I suppose that the rear tires were completely destroyed
Last edited by Raffy.Roma; 11-11-2012 at 08:14 AM.
And, the camera was in some danger too! That was close!
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Tires... a petroleum product!Originally Posted by raffy
No gasoline was used but I suppose that the rear tyres were completely destroyed
Seriously, that's awesome. Can't do that in my Roadster. (Well I have spun my tires, but nothing like that!)
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Burn rubber not oil!
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Well......
RMA: Rubber FAQsHow much oil is required to produce a tire?
Approximately seven gallons. Five gallons are used as feedstock (from which the substances that combine to form synthetic rubber are derived), while two gallons supply the energy necessary for the manufacturing process.
In your engine!
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Great vid but one question...Was the TC set to the Off position to get this great burnout?
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