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How to lay down a nice burnout in a 5-speed Mustang GT?

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02LaserRed2V

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I use a linelock.
 

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this is gonna sound even more noobish, but arent you also burning your rear brake pads when you do this? lol somebody PLEASE correct me if i'm insanely wrong.
 

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lol nvm i just visited wikipedia......lol im such a nub......
 

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eliteJAE said:
this is gonna sound even more noobish, but arent you also burning your rear brake pads when you do this? lol somebody PLEASE correct me if i'm insanely wrong.
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yep, thats why people who race a lot use a line lock, it allows the front brakes to stay clamped while the rears are free
 

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to warm the tires up really good drop the clutch in 2nd gear so they can spin at a faster speed and dump the clutch around 4 grand in the water and then just slide ur foot over to the break and thats it. I had to do this on my bald street tires to get my 8.6 run on the nitrous lol the tires looked like slicks.
 

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LaserSVT said:
In all reality if you have to ask how to do a burnout in a 5-speed GT you should be driving a Honda.






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well, i drive a car slow as a ricer honda..

and guess what. I never done an burnout or donut in my life. Matter of fact i dont even know how to do a burnout... LOL
 

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I put my heel on the brake and my toe on the gas and dump the clutch at like 3K and keep it somewhere around there using my toe. I don't know if that's the right way to do a standstill, but it's worked so far
 

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theres no point in doing a burn out in street tires.... the 3 times i have gone to the strip i have avoided the Burn-out Box and drove around it.
 
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