BURNOUT - HELP!
02-26-2009, 08:17 PM
#21
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Oh yeah, that way you dont need to do it as much, you can just watch it over and over again, lol.
Did a longer one that usual because my son kept bugging me too
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j2zXs5_ZOIA&eurl=
And one of my favorites, the rolling burnout into a parking spot
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Maucpo8xXYc
Oh, by the way, its ok for me to do this, I work at Goodyear
02-26-2009, 08:25 PM
#22
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put a chevy motor down in her problem solved!!!!!! lol
just kidding no reson for anyone to say anything negitive to me!!
I tried doing a burnout in my '05 Mustang GT yesterday and it didn't quite go as planned....I put the car in 1st gear, held the clutch down all the way, and gave it gas to around 4,000RPM. I quickly released the clutch pedal, while continuing to give it steady gas at 4,000RPM, and moved my left foot to the brake pedal. That didn't work. I even tried dropping the clutch and continue to give it gas without holding the brake pedal. I was sure that wasn't going to work, but after my first attempt, i figured i did it right the first time so i'd give it a shot without holding the brake pedal. Does anyone else have this problem??? I TURNED OFF traction control by the way, in case that was one of ur concerns. I know it would be easier if I either had a line-lock system to disengage the rear brakes so that my tires could spin easier, or even if i had rear drums since they wouldn't hold the rear tires to tightly like my rear disk brakes do. I'm planning on going to the drag strip sometime soon and I'm obviously going to have to master the burnout in order to warm my tires up. Hopefully someone will have some solid advice on this, it's such a heartache to not be able to spin my tires and show off the power of our great cars. Thanks to everyone who replys.
- Chad Harvey
just kidding no reson for anyone to say anything negitive to me!!
I tried doing a burnout in my '05 Mustang GT yesterday and it didn't quite go as planned....I put the car in 1st gear, held the clutch down all the way, and gave it gas to around 4,000RPM. I quickly released the clutch pedal, while continuing to give it steady gas at 4,000RPM, and moved my left foot to the brake pedal. That didn't work. I even tried dropping the clutch and continue to give it gas without holding the brake pedal. I was sure that wasn't going to work, but after my first attempt, i figured i did it right the first time so i'd give it a shot without holding the brake pedal. Does anyone else have this problem??? I TURNED OFF traction control by the way, in case that was one of ur concerns. I know it would be easier if I either had a line-lock system to disengage the rear brakes so that my tires could spin easier, or even if i had rear drums since they wouldn't hold the rear tires to tightly like my rear disk brakes do. I'm planning on going to the drag strip sometime soon and I'm obviously going to have to master the burnout in order to warm my tires up. Hopefully someone will have some solid advice on this, it's such a heartache to not be able to spin my tires and show off the power of our great cars. Thanks to everyone who replys. - Chad Harvey
02-27-2009, 09:54 AM
#24
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lol here is video of mustangbatman trying to do what you are speaking of.....
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-vFUc...e=channel_page
Heres me slow mo rolling burnout and standing still, switichng gears.....stalling lol
http://www.youtube.com/profile?user=...ng&view=videos
The sound of death, same vids with just exhaust, car sounds like a JET in reverse.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fz30B...e=channel_page
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-vFUc...e=channel_page
Heres me slow mo rolling burnout and standing still, switichng gears.....stalling lol
http://www.youtube.com/profile?user=...ng&view=videos
The sound of death, same vids with just exhaust, car sounds like a JET in reverse.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fz30B...e=channel_page
02-27-2009, 12:31 PM
#25
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Guys have you tried this in your stock cars????
Wheelhop! HELLO!
I tried a few burnouts (not powerbraking just launching) when I had stock LCAs and I thought I was gonna break the 8.8 out from under my car This wheelhop is only exacerbated by water, at least in my experience-I still get it when it rains
Wheelhop! HELLO!
I tried a few burnouts (not powerbraking just launching) when I had stock LCAs and I thought I was gonna break the 8.8 out from under my car
This wheelhop is only exacerbated by water, at least in my experience-I still get it when it rains
02-27-2009, 02:33 PM
#26
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