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BOASTING a twin-turbo engine with more than 900hp – ‘Filthy’ is the world’s first full custom-road registered burnout truck. Owner Michael Lake, from ‘Truckin Stainless’ in Brisbane, Australia, spent seven years working days and nights in his shed to perfect his latest burnout model. A ‘burnout’ is the practice of keeping a vehicle stationary whilst spinning its wheels, causing the tyres to heat up and smoke due to friction. Michael, 42, built ‘Filthy’ specifically for the entertainment of burning out to crowds across Australia, but he also made sure to produce a vehicle that was practical and street-legal for his own pleasure.

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00:01Owned trucks, lived trucks, breathed trucks, it's been my whole life so far.
00:06This is filthy, burnt out truck, heaps of smoke.
00:26Yep, I'm Michael Ake, owner of Truckin' Stainless here in Brisbane, Australia.
00:31This is my truck that I've built for burnouts.
00:49It's got a 28 litre Cummins, that's a white 4000, 75 model.
00:55It's got twin turbos, all custom made.
00:58Passion for trucks has been since a young boy, I was a truck driver most of my life.
01:04And yeah, just had enough of it, wanted to get out of it, try something different.
01:09So we started at home, built it up from home, gone from there.
01:15I drew pictures of it when I first started building it and just sort of went from there.
01:20It's pretty much what it looks like on the picture.
01:24It's one of a kind.
01:36It started with a set of diffs, started with a set of diffs.
01:39Put the motor and box in place, string lined it on my concrete and we started building the truck from
01:46there.
01:47Yeah, it's pretty much all custom.
01:50The build's taken seven years.
01:52We go from starting with a cab that was russed out to putting it all together.
01:58Just every night, pretty much, yeah.
02:01After I'd finished work, I'd just go out there and just start working on that
02:03until I had enough and then go back up inside and then get up and do it all over again.
02:08It's a bit of old school look.
02:10We've got a lift up bumper.
02:13It all tilts out and lifts up so I can get over speed bumps and whatnot.
02:18It's a custom grill we've manufactured and all done here in the house.
02:22You see these gauges, they've all got our own custom truck and stainless logo in them.
02:27That's a pretty cool little feature we've got.
02:30It looks pretty good at night too, all light up.
02:33Up here we've got our front brakes.
02:34So we'll hold them down to do a burnout.
02:39We'll hold them down until we're done.
02:48The hardest part would be to...
02:52I was originally marrying the box and the motor up.
02:55Other than that, we ever just worked on it until we worked it out.
03:00The feature would be, I reckon, be the grill.
03:02You definitely like the front look of it.
03:05It's definitely in your face.
03:06A custom steering wheel here with a quick release.
03:09I've got the transformer logo over here because everyone reckons it's a bit of a bumblebee.
03:14The whole building process probably, I wouldn't have put a price to it, but yeah, probably $50,000.
03:22The engine is a V12, 7010 Cummins, 28 litre.
03:27It's rated at 900 horsepower and 4,000 foot pound of torque.
03:32They can go to like 2,300 horsepower or four turbos.
03:36That's really cracking.
03:38Nah, I don't think I'd ever sell it.
03:40It's just part of the family now.
03:41My friends are a bit jealous of it or filthy.
03:45It's all good.
03:46I get to take them for a run around the block and they soon change their mind.
03:49This truck is outstanding.
03:52Like, I really think it's beyond words.
03:55It's the best truck in Australia for sure.
03:58Yeah, I'm proud of the truck we've built, all the work we've done to it,
04:02and all the customisation, one of a kind kind of a truck.
04:07It's definitely different.
04:09Definitely proud of it.
04:17meineyeon is indigenous.
04:18Yes, that's where I am.
04:18Hydi Belaof, it's not Tusk, arol島,
04:21and that can drain us in their air of the car.
04:22there are no good parts ofibalse races come out in your,
04:22is there someone else around yourinch,
04:23if you want to remember?
04:23Where are you supposed to go?
04:23Why not?
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