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PostPosted: Fri Mar 17, 2006 9:42 am 
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Don't know any of the details regarding this video, but it seems that whatever this guy was shooting at thought that turn-about is fair play...


http://www.break.com/index/backfire3.html


Not sure I would have found this as amusing as the shooters friends did...

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Probably a propane tank or Tennerite or something like that.


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That guy is lucky he still has a face. :roll:

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They said it's a tire above the video. Looks like it's possible, but I didn't know a tire could do that...

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Break.com is notoriously inaccurate in their descriptions of their videos. I think the guy who runs that site is either a high school dropout or a dopehead or both.

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If it has a bead on the rim it could do that.

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DeanC wrote:
Break.com is notoriously inaccurate in their descriptions of their videos. I think the guy who runs that site is either a high school dropout or a dopehead or both.


I completely agree, but I still find myself on their site every day after I get caught up with whats going on in here...

Usually good for a chuckle or wince...

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Some of the larger truck wheels have snap rings on them that are notoriously dangerous. That is probably what flew off. They Use safety cages when they inflate the tires.


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Split rim wheels can go off like a bomb if you aren't careful with them.
A buddy of mine is a heavy mechanic at Yellow Freight, and he told me that the safety video they have to watch on the subject shows just how dangerous. They also use a cage.

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