mustangGTdude1031

ya, i never have problems doing it in mine. (i also have an auto, as it says in my sig.)

Reckless.Tim

Ok, so I didn't put a smilely after that comment... but you had to know I was kidding about that

DeViouS

burn outs r fun maybe that why my rear tires r almost bald LOL

my dad always tells me that burn out r really bad for ur car. they r just bad for ur tires. right? once ur tires start spinning their isnt that much force on the car (like the engine, tranny, flywheel, cams, rears end). or im i just miss informed?

blueangelfightr

Well a brake stand is not really that great on your back brake pads and of course your tires are gonna be bald after a while but other then that nope.

DeViouS

yeah thats what i thought. thanks. NJ is gettin a lot of snow

stonemonk9

I would think u shuld be able to do it stock doing a break torque like everyones sayin........

DeViouS

yeah i think any stock gt esp. manual can do it w/o any difficulty

stieny

It puts more wear on your car than you think. The whole drivetrain....clutch, tranny, u-joints, rear end. Even when the tires are spinning there still is resistance. Its not horrible but not the greatest.

As far as burning tire goes, in stock form mashing it from a stand still in my car the tires will start to break loose alittle and mines a 5 spd. I wouldn't expect to much tire burning from pulling out fast stock. If you really want to burn tire you can brake tourqe it or get a line lock. Line lock is alittle better for the car because your rear brakes aren't being held on.

DeViouS

yeah u dont want to f up ur rear break pads. i dont use the break. i just drop the clutch at a high rpm i dont burn out for long periiods of time either just for a few seconds to put some rubber on the pavement