doing burnouts......
TrAnCeD_RaCeR
10-10-2002, 08:22 PM
im tryin to burn out for a long time aiming for 200 ft:rolleyes: lol so i was wondering which way to do it? i was thinking reving upto 8000(b16a) and dumping the clutch but then i thought of a frying clutch and broken axels:D all i have now is i/e (stock clutch) should i just wait till i get a street/strip clutch or what?
**edit** oh yeah, i have a 88 hf rex
**edit** oh yeah, i have a 88 hf rex
Melt
10-10-2002, 08:33 PM
Wait till it rains. We got my friends 95 LX auto (all stock) to light up for a block.
mdnnccivicrcr
10-10-2002, 09:39 PM
yeah, definately, when the pavement is good and wet is the best time to burn, when I was delivering papers I used to love it just after it rained
DRIFT TIME!!!!!!!!! :devil:
DRIFT TIME!!!!!!!!! :devil:
Marc-OS
10-10-2002, 09:43 PM
Instructions for 200ft burnout:
1. Apply E-Brake
2. Floor it
3. Release E-Brake when burnout has reached desired length
1. Apply E-Brake
2. Floor it
3. Release E-Brake when burnout has reached desired length
Tony
10-10-2002, 09:51 PM
yea, some sort of slick surface is needed. I can't get mine to do an e-brake burnout unless there is sometype of slick surface under the front tires. If not it will just drag its ass and not spin the tires at all. I have done a nice stationary burnout on a arrow on some pavement, left a nice mark in the pavement. They painted back over it, but you can still see where it was since its in the pavement.
TrAnCeD_RaCeR
10-10-2002, 10:11 PM
i'll try the ebrake trick and the wet surface one tommorow(but i doubt it rain :rolleyes: ) :D btw speaking of drifting...well i know you cant teach someone how to do it over the net but whats the basic foot work and steering? i tried letting of the gas at 20 swerved left then cut back right real quick and gased it but no luck lol. i dunno it was at least worth a try.
mdnnccivicrcr
10-10-2002, 11:06 PM
somebody else will have to take it, it just comes natural to me, i would pay attn next time I do it but the only car I have that I can drift is missing an engine.
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