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Good job John! Glad that both you & Dawn are OK.
It's really difficult to 2nd guess or could'a / would'a / should'a. There are always unique variables to these situations that dictate what can or can't be done.
As I was reading your post, I was thinking that it "may" have been possible to power thru, which would prevent or minimize the highside effect when the rear when instantly grabs taction. But as I read on.... I realized the it's just about impossible to speculate.
Aye thanks all.... Thought I did everything right... I keep running it threw my head...... I don't think I would have done anything different.... except less throttle.... Damn this HQ build lol
I've done that several times, could'a /should'a /would'a /how in the F did I save that? There are very few times when you have a definitive answer to those type of questions.
The one thing I do know......Spray-n-Wash and Shout work wonders to get the stains out!!
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