i read though and i cant find an answer as to why if im in a parking lot or something and i go to power break and mash the gas to do a burn out all my power cuts off after 2 k and the car compleley stops this is with the traction control off is there any reason for this

 

yes

 

Get this training DVD. Its all explained in detail.

 

its a safety feature, when the ecu reads the brake and gas at the same time is cuts the throttle.

 

yeah...that DVD worked for me

 

r u automagic

 

please tell me you turned off the TCS or VCS??? If not, your problem might be the 7 speed tranny or that you topped out at 140mph....haha I'm just playing with ya, but if you really desire to do a burnout and can't get it to work, just turn your wheel completely to one side and smash the gas, that usually does the trick

p.s. You'll probably do a 180 at first, and then when the laterall momentum stops you'll just sit there and spin

p.s.s. please tell us why you're attempting this in the first place? getting new tires?

 

yeah its an auto and yeah the tcs was off i dunnno this guy i work with has this chevy blazer that he thinks is the **** and im used to doing nasty burn outs with my camaro so im like i bet this 6 cylinder will burn out better then that. and me beign used to mashing it at a stop light and spinning all over the road i figured id be good until that safety feture made me look stupid haha

 

neutral drop

 

Ibtl

 

OP, How old are you?

 

 

 

+1. I now live my life one burnout at a time

 

youve got to neutral drop it into reverse and then while still on the gas drop it into neurtal for a sec then back into drive. after that the ecu knows you mean buisness and never takes power away from you again. then nissan mails you their OEM NOS bottle warmer. super rare jdm

 

I can see this one closing soon.

 

people who replyed with stupid stuff your gay. for one i didnt understand why a car wouldnt let u do a burn out while powerbreaking esp a car that is used to drift and for the person asking my age im 19

 

it is a built in failsafe mechanism in the car the detects idiotic behavior and automatically prevents the car from doing what the operator wants to do. too bad it isn't perfected though, that is why there is still street racers but it looks like it works pretty good against those that thinks it is cool to do burnouts.

that explains it.

 

Is that a sentence? What happened to “No child left behind?”

 

disconnect thy braketh light