burnouts in an automatic
#11
RE: burnouts in an automatic
my automatics... it's an oldie... but i never get tired of it... LOL!
http://www.v6john.com/Main/Videos/scrming_burnout.wmv
one foot on the gas.. and one slightly on the brake... LOL
http://www.v6john.com/Main/Videos/scrming_burnout.wmv
one foot on the gas.. and one slightly on the brake... LOL
#12
RE: burnouts in an automatic
Push down on the brake with your left hood, hard. Give the car gas until you hit 2100-2500 rpm and release the brake.. That's it.
Keep in mind that you can only spin one wheel. So, from the passenger side, you'll have a nice smokeshow.. but from the driver side, it'll look like a jokeshow! hahaha..
Plus, you'll get really uneven tirewear, and a bunch of little burnt rubber pieces all over the side of the car.Those little rubber pieces represent thousands of miles that you could have driven.
Moral of the story... 1 wheel burnouts are lame.
Keep in mind that you can only spin one wheel. So, from the passenger side, you'll have a nice smokeshow.. but from the driver side, it'll look like a jokeshow! hahaha..
Plus, you'll get really uneven tirewear, and a bunch of little burnt rubber pieces all over the side of the car.Those little rubber pieces represent thousands of miles that you could have driven.
Moral of the story... 1 wheel burnouts are lame.
#13
RE: burnouts in an automatic
Automatics are easy to burn if you got the tuner otherwise sometimes its harder to do. I wouldnt recommend burning too much though remember only one wheel spins on the v6's so the left tire will be great and the right one will be bald after a couple times.
#17
RE: burnouts in an automatic
ORIGINAL: mustangballer20
im not understanding why only 1 wheel spins...anyway to make both spin?
im not understanding why only 1 wheel spins...anyway to make both spin?
http://auto.howstuffworks.com/differential2.htm
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