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Best way to burn out in an automatic

Old 04-24-2006, 10:46 PM
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Whats the best way to burn out in an automatic. Just powerbraking on D, how bout powerbraking on 1?
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Line lock, make the 80 dollar investment or whatever they cost, its a lot cheaper than fucked up rotors.
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what he said^
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floor it
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Put car in drive, gas pedal to the floor. You camaro should do a burnout very easily..

Line Locks are nice too. Plus when FWD guys come up and see it they're like WTF is that

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Floor it holding the brake for a hair, then let off the brakes and steer.
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Originally Posted by buffman
Put car in drive, gas pedal to the floor. You camaro should do a burnout very easily..

Line Locks are nice too. Plus when FWD guys come up and see it they're like WTF is that
I really like that line lock setup, btw. Another word of advice though, I would put the car in "D" (3rd) and not "OD" (4th) so not to burn it up. (Just to clarify what Buff had said previously.)
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is it possible to install a line lock on a vehicle with ABS? I thought I read a warning against it.
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Where do you purchase line locks anyways?
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You can get them at
www.slponline.com
www.thunderracing.com
www.tbyrne.com

I got it on mine...its ABS...not really a problem. There are other places to get them. I think I got mine from thunder. www.rapidmotorsports.com might have them too...They are worth it.
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Originally Posted by emj2006
Where do you purchase line locks anyways?
SLP had one FS back when I had my LT1. Check their website. Definitely worth the purchase, my friend lost the burnout contest at SLP Day '04 because his rotors caught fire and he had to stop.
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Originally Posted by 94EvilZ28
You can get them at
www.slponline.com
www.thunderracing.com
www.tbyrne.com

I got it on mine...its ABS...not really a problem. There are other places to get them. I think I got mine from thunder. www.rapidmotorsports.com might have them too...They are worth it.


ABS should not be a problem. My car still has ABS. I looked into buying some of those kits, but I did everything myself and saved probably $80.00. It's good to know how to double flare :0
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steer is the main word..lol..gotta love torque,,in 1 you will prob hit the rev limiter kinda fast..d is your best option
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The Trans will shift into second if you have it in first, and hit the limiter. It is programmed to do it so it doesn't kill the engine. I do it every now and then to show my friends, they're like wtf..
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The SLP is a slick kit, a true bolt-on that requires no extra parts.
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Line locks are so much nicer!!!! Better burn outs.


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