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I was wondering how to do a burn out? I can get the wheels to spin in first and then the car just takes off!

I dont want to do a huge burn out just a little one!

All the cars I have owned and I have never done a proper burn out.

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More revs!!! :laughing:

If you wish to do a standstill... you need to be quick on the left foot braking too!

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High revs, dump clutch :laughing:

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Make sure the traction control is turned off as well

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ROFL

Trap for young players! Doing a burnout with TC on can be very embarrassing when the car stalls :laughing:

Especially in front of a croud at the drags :laughing:

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This one's easy!!!!

If it's an auto, just put enough pressure to hold the front brakes & just give it more throttle!

If it's a manual, you can heel toe the throttle/brake or brake/clutch & keep the revs into it!

you need to feel the throttle & not put too much pressure on the brake so they don't hold back the rears!

if you dump the clutch too hard somethings gotta give & my bets a Borg Warner piece of crap called a diff!

Russ

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Make sure the traction control is turned off as well

Good point.

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All handy points...

should I decide to finish off the rubber :gooff:

shazzy

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yep its a manual, this heal and toe stuff would take a bit of getting used to, I just enjoy having a rear wheel drive again! In the 5.7 I managed to smoke the wheels once and that was because I was going up a hill!

Burnouts have never been my strong point, but its a good time to start learning.

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