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01-15-2004, 11:34 AM
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Baton Rouge Area I'm new to the area. Anybody know a good place to practice burn-outs and launches with out the cops harrassing you. Somewhere in Ascension parish would be great. A nice parking lot that's empty on weekends away from houses maybe? Maybe a nice stretch of dead road. Any thoughts?
01-15-2004, 12:29 PM
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Do it in Thunder Racings parking lot. Hell, everybody else does. LOL
Or do it in front of the 3rd house on the right on Abbey James. That's where I do mine.
Or do it in front of the 3rd house on the right on Abbey James. That's where I do mine.
01-15-2004, 02:03 PM
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LOL!! But, You're missing the point. It is that I'm trying to avoid the embarrassing stall out. I can hold break pressure all day with an Automatic. But I've never done it with a stick.
01-15-2004, 03:12 PM
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Run over to Thunder, spend a few bux, get their line lock kit with pre-bent lines. You'll never worry about burnouts again. 
Linelocks are worth EVERY penny, especially with a 6-speed.
-Andrew
Linelocks are worth EVERY penny, especially with a 6-speed.-Andrew
01-15-2004, 04:35 PM
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Or do it in front of the 3rd house on the right on Abbey James. That's where I do mine.
P.S. Tim98TA is a peckerhead.
Tim <== Lives in that house
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01-15-2004, 04:55 PM
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Originally Posted by 95 Formula
Don't take his advice on this...it will quickly get you hunted down and you will be made to race all cars that live there.
P.S. Tim98TA is a peckerhead.
Tim <== Lives in that house
P.S. Tim98TA is a peckerhead.
Tim <== Lives in that house
Now I'm gonna have to go out there, lets say 2 a.m. this evening. Don't worry I'll only practice for an coupla hours or so
01-15-2004, 06:38 PM
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Originally Posted by tnnntj
explain Linelock pls
Line lock holds hydraulic pressure in the front brakes, so you can use your feet for other things. I wouldn't want to race with an M6 without one.
Look at Thunder's web site, it's online in their catalog.-Andrew
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01-16-2004, 07:44 AM
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Originally Posted by Camaroholic
Press brakes hard, press linelock button (and hold if it's momentary), lift foot off brake, rev gas, let 'er go (in 2nd gear), burnout, release switch, hop forward to line, race.
Line lock holds hydraulic pressure in the front brakes, so you can use your feet for other things. I wouldn't want to race with an M6 without one. Look at Thunder's web site, it's online in their catalog.
-Andrew
Line lock holds hydraulic pressure in the front brakes, so you can use your feet for other things. I wouldn't want to race with an M6 without one.
Look at Thunder's web site, it's online in their catalog.-Andrew
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