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burnout question
Sorry for being a moron, but I dont know how to burn out before I start my drag. Can someone please explain to me how do I do that?
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actually, warming up your tires even on stock radials will help your time significantly.
try revving up to 4.5k and dropping the clutch. only burn out for 3-4 seconds. long burn outs can lead to a time increase.
try revving up to 4.5k and dropping the clutch. only burn out for 3-4 seconds. long burn outs can lead to a time increase.
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On street tires you want them a little warm not hot , do a quick DRY burn out ...
make sure you take out the brake fuse first , get the rpms at 3-4 K and drop the clutch , that should get you STREET tires enough heat..
make sure you take out the brake fuse first , get the rpms at 3-4 K and drop the clutch , that should get you STREET tires enough heat..
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you have a manual. turn off vdc.. rev the engine until 4500rpms. drop the clutch while getting on the gas. all u will hear is tire squeel, ur car will start to pull sideways (atleast mine does) and u will need to shift
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dump clutch (w/vdc off) and let it rip (Hold brake with left foot after clutch dump. if you're using slicks or drag radials. Hold it down hard. This is called a powerbrake). No, you do not need to shift.
Hopefully you have ***** and bought a 6spd, so you won't have to worry about the gay "remove fuse" trick
Hopefully you have ***** and bought a 6spd, so you won't have to worry about the gay "remove fuse" trick
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Hopefully you have ***** and bought a 6spd, so you won't have to worry about the gay "remove fuse" trick
Hopefully you have ***** and bought a 6spd, so you won't have to worry about the gay "remove fuse" trick
Thats it!! I kept forgetting why I chose the Auto. thanks.
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Originally posted by raidersfan
Ok my next post will be "How do I put my car into gear?"
Ok my next post will be "How do I put my car into gear?"
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don't flame on him because no one ever taught him how to burn out... you learn stuff by being taught... some try themselves, but it is easier to ask so you don't brake sumthin or F*ck sumthing up... someone helped you out or told you how... so CHILL!
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Originally posted by cat2102
don't flame on him because no one ever taught him how to burn out... you learn stuff by being taught... some try themselves, but it is easier to ask so you don't brake sumthin or F*ck sumthing up... someone helped you out or told you how... so CHILL!
don't flame on him because no one ever taught him how to burn out... you learn stuff by being taught... some try themselves, but it is easier to ask so you don't brake sumthin or F*ck sumthing up... someone helped you out or told you how... so CHILL!