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That is just too dangerous, great save though. That is really risky but I guess if you know how much damage you can do, and also probably do the repairs yourself.
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Yeah, we used to do this all the time back home. It is actually not that dangerous for the driver, it's the spotter and the crowd that normally get hurt. When a tire is spinning that fast and catches a loose rock you can imagine what can happen.Also, when U-joints,driveshafts,winch cables, and ring and pinoins come unglued, they make for some pretty nasty shrapnel. That is for sure one bad ass rigg though!!!!
We had a guy blow over $50,00 just on chassis and suspension, tires wheels(4 sets mounted) winches, etc. He was a high risk bail bondsman who was apparently pretty good at it. After he finished his build, he decided he needed a tow rig. So he went out and bought a brand new Kenworth auto with custom 50'aluminum trailer. He ended up moving out west so he could follow the ARCA series. Must be nice???