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so after i pull the fuse do i use the e-brake or the foot brake. I've seen this guy on tv do a burn out with a Z where he revs it high and when he lets go of the clutch he slams it on the foot brake and the wheels just keep spining.
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Originally posted by Berek12P
so after i pull the fuse do i use the e-brake or the foot brake. I've seen this guy on tv do a burn out with a Z where he revs it high and when he lets go of the clutch he slams it on the foot brake and the wheels just keep spining.
so after i pull the fuse do i use the e-brake or the foot brake. I've seen this guy on tv do a burn out with a Z where he revs it high and when he lets go of the clutch he slams it on the foot brake and the wheels just keep spining.
You can use this method, also known as powerbraking. This is what most RWD use at the track, unless they have enough power to just spin the wheels long enough to heat up their slicks at the touch of the throttle.
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LOL, the e-brake method is used for fwd cars......I hope no1 tried this on their 350Z. If you wanna do a burnout at a standstill you push the footbrake down just enough to lock up the front....if you push it down too hard it will lock up the rears too. You can either heel-toe by keeping you toe on the brake and heel on the accel and let the clutch go, or you can pop it but i suggest letting it slip a little. So to break it down.
1. Step on foot brake just enough for the fronts to lock up
2. Heel-toe so you can rev the engine with your toe on the brake
3. Slip the clutch (you may have to play around a little with the brake to find the point of lock up but as long as you dont completely stomp on it, it should be locking up the fronts...
4. Practice this on a rainy day. Happy tire burning!
Edit* I did this with a 1992 240sx so you may need to disable the abs first.
1. Step on foot brake just enough for the fronts to lock up
2. Heel-toe so you can rev the engine with your toe on the brake
3. Slip the clutch (you may have to play around a little with the brake to find the point of lock up but as long as you dont completely stomp on it, it should be locking up the fronts...
4. Practice this on a rainy day. Happy tire burning!
Edit* I did this with a 1992 240sx so you may need to disable the abs first.
Last edited by JasonZ; 05-11-2003 at 08:20 AM.
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