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semperfistang

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ok ya know in almost all cars you can pull the ebrake and it will slide. sorta fun. well the only way i can in my 02 v6 is to pull it as hard as a i can and lock up the foot brake. why cant i just pull the ebrake and lock them???




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Too.
Much.
Free.
Time.
 
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I always thought that the e-brake move only works in front wheel drive cars??
 

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RWD = crank wheel as necessary, floor that trucka' - "drifting"..well SORT of

FWD = EBRAKE (ALL the way up) in park, shift to drive while flooring it, and spin your back end around like a clock (I've only done this in snow btw - 89' Grand Am if you're wondering)

AWD = go drive a zamboni

4WD = soccer mom
 
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^FWD= put plastic trays under the rear wheels lock the ebrake and punch it. haha thats fun times.
 

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FunkMasterFlex said:
^FWD= put plastic trays under the rear wheels lock the ebrake and punch it. haha thats fun times.
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I had a friend who tried that. Went to McDonalds and "borrowed" a couple trays. Worked pretty good until they just kinda melted to nothing I suppose. They didn't hold up very long but it was fun while it lasted.
 
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tack said:
I had a friend who tried that. Went to McDonalds and "borrowed" a couple trays. Worked pretty good until they just kinda melted to nothing I suppose. They didn't hold up very long but it was fun while it lasted.
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Ha yeah, we use to do that in my friends Prelude all the time...but we found a more permanent solution, cookie sheets
 
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haha yeah they burn holes through the plastic ones quick. i think we tried metal ones at some point but they wouldnt slide... its probably for the better
 
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