408Maro

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i know this sounds stupid but im new to manual trannys i have a 2002 camaro z28 ,6speed, i wanna know how to light em up and just pretty much peel out

lastcall190

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Dump the clutch and get on the brake real fast with the left foot. Don't floor the hell out of the car or else you probably wont end up sitting in one spot (from what I've seen at least). Feather the gas, not too much but enough to roast 'em up and not low enough to have them stop. Then just coast away. Peel out? Just dump it.

-J

gator's 99TA

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press left pedal (clutch) to the floor, right foot to the floor, left foot move to the side as to remove all pressure of the clutch. let out when you see god.

lastcall190

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tboysen00

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rev and dump

CarsRFun

depress clutch to floor
rev engine to 5krpm
release the clutch
instantly hit the brake
feather the gas keep rpms between 3k-4500rpm
once done let off brake slowly while giving engine less gas
*note if you dont hit the brake soon enough you will prob go sideways*

Vertigo

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have no idea never done it before..

LS1PoweredZ28

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I always had trouble with jumping over to the brake, I always used to drift sideways. Now I heal-toe the gas and brake with my right foot and dump the clutch with my left, I found it to be a lot easier.

Kevin

nvrstsfd23

Yeah I roll my foot from the brake to the gas and use the left for the clutch. much easier for me.

koolkoreanked

hmmmmm. I rev the crap out of it, sidestep clutch and jump to brake really fast. I normally do it in first. But depending on how the car is modded or if there water on the ground I start in second. I always heel toe clutch and brake but thats just me.

770Guy

In my experience, I allways put it in 2nd gear, rev it up dump the clutch then just move my foot to the brake and smoke em up. Thats in my corvette, pretty much bone stock. I allways do a burnout in 2nd gear, not matter what the mods are on the car.

TWS

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Get a line lock with a handheld controller. Force Fed Performance in Yuva City, CA made mine for me (the controller that is). I have a Hurst line lock FWIW in my '02.

This will allow you to do burn outs at the track hassle free and will also spare your rear brakes a lot of torture.

ace68

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use a line lock slp sells them holly also. They are easy to put in and come with the brake lines allready to bolt on, just run a wire for the switch very easy to do and worth the effort

SJM Manufacturing Inc

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A line lock is what you need. We've been fabricating kits since 1996. Once you use it, you will wonder why you never had one before.

You can see one and a comparison chart listed at www.sjmmanufacturinginc.homestead.com

Steve

gettinthere

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I could never get the 3 pedal thing down. So I bought one of SJM's line locks. I think everyone should have one. It's so easy to use and it's a great kit.

chpmnsws6

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3 pedals are hard but are the only way to do a block long burnout