Thread 28580630

>>28580630 (OP)
same. i don't know how.

>>28580641
>break down
>lowest gear
>other foot down on accelerator and rev it up
Nig behavior to do it on a busy street, though.

>>28580630 (OP)
Be glad anon, I used to have a good time doing huge brake boosted peelouts on my FWD but I just wasted my fucking tires like an idiot

>>28580661
I was always too poor to shred my tyres.

I'd rev it up, drop the clutch and feather the brakes, let it redline and pop a few times and then get off the brakes and countersteer as it fishtails up the road

rev it like bam bam bam bam then select D for maximum respect

I've done many. Mostly in miatas on shitty tires. I used to do it at a particular red light on my way to work and peel out when the light went green. Never got trouble for it despite doing it multiple times a week in commuting traffic.
It's good, clean fun.

it is fun (and cool)

>>28580677
Hoo boy.

>>28580641
if you're in a manual, let the clutch grab a bit, rev the engine and then fully let go of the clutch. helps preload the drivetrain so gears don't smash into each other due to backlash

I never drove a RWD car

>>28580714
>australian slang on a canadian character

>>28580758
>catfag
>r*ddit tier over analysing ruins the humour for him
lmao@ur.lyf

I can t afford burnouts

>>28580801
do one in wet concrete

>>28580913
I don't think the workers would appreciate that? they'd have to pour more concrete.

I have done one handbrake turn in my life. Was scared shitless and haven’t done one since.
Probably my last one ever desu given there are no manual handbrakes anymore.

>>28580971
Oh, you tit.

>>28580971
>>28581214
fucken GOTTEM

>>28580642
>>28580746
But when you press the brakes won't the rear brakes activate? how do you make it so only the front brakes are locked

>>28580682
>peel out in a miata
>minivan next to you didnt even know you peel'd out
>???
>miatafaggotry

>>28581904
there will be a point where the brakes can hold the front wheels, but not the rears.

>>28582281
How to awd burnout?

>>28582282
i dunno

>>28582282
No such thing.

>>28582291
You can do a burnout even in a fwd

>>28582282
>chain car to something heavy using the tow hook
>wet the ground
>????
>Profit!

>>28582295
Short of being held in place by an external force, you're not doing a burnout with awd.

>>28580642
>His car can't do a burnout without holding brakes
Even more grim than one wheel peel

>>28582307
a donut is technically a burnout

>>28582312
well not technically but it basically is

>>28582281
>where the brakes can hold the front wheels, but not the rears
So the rear brake pads will just be getting toasted?
>>28582282
The purpose of an AWD system is to stop power to the slipping wheels. you can't

>>28582331
>The purpose of an AWD system is to stop power to the slipping wheels.
no its not, youre thinking of 4wd off road vehicles

>>28582333
??? In FWD and RWD, an LSD transfers power from the wheel with less traction to the wheel with more traction. As a result, you have to overcome two tires' traction instead of just one which is why LSD cars need more horsepower for a burnout.
With AWD, you have to overcome all four wheels' traction which would require exceptionally shitty tires/road or enough horsepower to wheelie the car and even then it'd only last for a split second

>>28582346
No, LSDs don’t magically reroute power; they just limit slip. AWD doesn’t need a wheelie – you just need enough torque to overpower four patches instead of two. You’re mixing concepts.

>>28582351
Nigger what fucking force is keeping the car in place to do a burnout exactly?
If all 4 contact points with the ground are spinning, you won't just sit in place.

>>28582356
Exactly – that’s why AWD doesn’t sit still doing a smokeshow. It grips and launches. But the statement ‘AWD stops power to slipping wheels’ is still wrong – it’s about power distribution, not cutting drive.

>>28580801
Oil up, nigguh.

>>28580630 (OP)
I have, in reverse on accident. Forward was on dirt. Trucks spin the tires easy even when you don't try.