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Old February 5th, 2007, 02:31 AM   #1
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how do i burn my tires?


ok i know how to power break an automatic but how do i do that with a manual?
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Old February 5th, 2007, 02:32 AM   #2
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you mean break stand?
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Old February 5th, 2007, 02:35 AM   #3
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dont quite know what your talking about? round here we call to powerbreaking.
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Old February 5th, 2007, 02:38 AM   #4
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well a brake stand (spinning your tires without going anywhere). Put in first (obviously) ease off the clutch while giving it a little gas with the e-brake up then after letting the clutch out fully put your foot on the break let the e-brake down and gun it.
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Re: how do i burn my tires?


Originally Posted by punkafi888
ok i know how to power break an automatic but how do i do that with a manual?

hit the gas


If your talking about "break stand" (power braking )........
2 ways....

the way screamin saying could unwind your e-brake (loosen it so its not so effective).

That is the first way. THe other way would be to drop the clutch and spin them. Your not going to go anywhere for about 1-2 seconds. while the wheels are spinning, slam the brake. Thats the way I do it.
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Old February 5th, 2007, 02:41 AM   #6
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you are gonna have to use the brake and gas with your right foot and use your left to operate the clutch.
first hold the clutch completly to the floor with your left foot
the hold the brake lightly with the heel of your right foot
now rotate the toe of your right foot to the gas pedal and bring the revs to around 2500-3000 rpm
now dump the clutch and if the tires dont start to spin imediatly let off the gas.
if the car wants to roll forward use your heel to apply a tiny bit more brake till she's sittin and spinnin

congrats you just got Heel-Toe braking explained to you
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its lots easier with the Emergency brake trust me lol.
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Old February 5th, 2007, 02:42 AM   #8
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oh accually i have a grudge match against my buddy at bandemer and i just want to show him i aint playin now. but use the ebrake right?
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Thats how i do it, it's the easiest way (unless someone has found an easier one.)
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Originally Posted by chrish91286
congrats you just got Heel-Toe braking explained to you

...smartass...lol.
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Old February 5th, 2007, 02:46 AM   #12
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no the e-brake operates the REAR brakes and using it will wear your rear pads like none other if you use the regular brake pedal you are taking advantage of the cars natrual breaking set up 70% up front and 30% out back. so when you get it right your rear pads arent even touching the rotor and your fronts are clamping just engough to hold the car still
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i didnt say it was the best way for the car, but it is the easiest. specially if you have small feet
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iwear size 13z so, and i got it. alright yall, have a good night,
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my dad always told me if you cant do it right dont do it at all. and i think that holds true for a 3000 lbs automobile. and even if you do have small feet it ain't but 4-5 inches inbetween the pedals
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just drop the clutch and hold the foot brake like everyone else said.
once you get the tires spinning fast enough just let off the brake
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materials needed: lighter fluid and a lighter

first soak your tires in lighter fluid then take the lighter and light them....then sit back and enjoy
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how do u do it in an auto? (i know im dumb)
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Originally Posted by gtg8920
how do u do it in an auto? (i know im dumb)

hold the brake and punch the gas..


the use of an ebrake on a burn out in this car is stupid and not needed....the brake is to stop the rear wheels....your tryin to get those wheels to spin
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get a lighter and put it next to your tires?
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