Burnouts
going to be replacing my tires soon but i want to get a decent burnout video before i slap the new ones on. Just wondering if i do hang on it for a while either until the tires go ori think ive had enough, is there anything i need to look out for while doing a burnout for such an extended period of time...
You'll probably flat spot the front tires holdoing it that long, as the car will still move a little. So plan on buying 4 new tires. Oh, and rear brake pads and rotors as well (seeing you are doing a brake stand). I'm thinking the rotors will get so hot they too will need replacing as they will be warped, heat spotted or both. Personally, I wouldn't do it! [
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One last thing... You may damage a wheel or worst the rear fender well and body when the tire blows out!!
] One last thing... You may damage a wheel or worst the rear fender well and body when the tire blows out!!
Speaking of burnouts.....i live in a rural area in Northern Wisc. The other day I was on a back road.........couple thousand feet of straight road then a nice curve. I turned off my TCS and just for the hell of it nailed it......SuperCharged.....1st & 2nd gear smoked em up BIG TIME. Let off the gas getting close to the curve...........county sheriff came around the curve!!!!!!!! just kept going lmao all the way home
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