Dodge cummins *(BLOWING COAL ON PEOPLE)*

AT THE TRACTOR PULL I DARED THEM TO STAND IN THE SMOKE

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[MadBullBunny]

*head shake and thumbs up*

[ethanb09]

@SteveFrench306 Hey dumbass, they call it blowin coal because when unburnt diesel fuel (the black smoke) gets on you it looks similar to someones clothes if they work in a coal mine. Before making a comment like you di, do some research.

[DuSTIN6541]

id hate to be that dude in the white shirt 

[turfguy87]

@ethanb09 actually they call it rollin coal because it looks like the stack on the old coal fired locomotives back in the late 1800's, smarty

[xplmiller1050]

they deserve that ...why the fukk would you be standing right thee anyways ??i hope they had their mouth open !!!!

[knightlike101]

@budbullrider I was telling him that if the injectors and fueling were matched to the turbo size, that it would clear up once boost was maxed. I never said that creating boost will cause it to not have enough boost. The guy in the video obviously just mashed the pedal and blew smoke. You're just going to smoke if you have a load on it and mash the pedal before the turbo is lit. I've seen plenty of trucks, drag or pullers, clear up smoke at full boost after they smoke the starting line out.

[budbullrider]

@knightlike101 Let me get this right. You are sayin that creating boost will cause the truck not to have enought boost? Most modified pulling trucks smoke like a freight train all the way down the track because they rely on pushing a lot of fuel. You are right in saying once the turbo lights up that the smoke will clear but that mostly seen in drag racing. When you have large injectors and modified pumps and chips or programers the truck will smoke all the way down the track.

[Dieselpower2000]

MMM Very horny! If I was there I had tryed to inhale as much as possible of the smoke to save the other guys standing there!!!

[MrJakediesel]

FTEjdecker got some info for you, shut the fuck up

[215alessio]

mmm mm inhalete it smell it taste it and eat IT

[knightlike101]

@sillymonsterfromthe4 It's a tractor pull truck, it needs a lot of fuel to spool the huge turbo that is sitting under the hood. For a street truck you'd choose the right turbo to the size of injectors and fuel you'd be using. But, most modified diesel trucks will blow a ton of smoke when you floor it before you create boost causing the truck to not have enough boost to clear the smoke and you're just pouring fuel into motor. Once it gets boost, if turbo is matched the fuel, smoke will clear up.