Track burnout with 4.10 gears

swl987 · Nov 4, 2010

Does anybody go into 3rd gear for their burnout? I always shift to second in my burnout and could probably easily go to 3rd for a little extra heat up time, but I was wondering if it could be bad to do. I've been to a track a few times and I'm going to go on sunday. It's going to be cold and it's hard for my car to hook up.thanks

Niterydr85 · Nov 4, 2010

Nope, I always do mine in second. Btw, you dont need to shift to second, you can start your burnout in 2nd gear.

tank_567 · Nov 4, 2010

Niterydr85 said:
Nope, I always do mine in second. Btw, you dont need to shift to second, you can start your burnout in 2nd gear.

+1

1fun281 · Nov 4, 2010

Installing 4.30's this weekend from there on out im not even going to start my burnouts in first im going to just dump it in second, just because my first gear speed will be so low.

Just leave it in second, idk if i would try third you really have no reason too.

BurningRubber · Nov 4, 2010

3rd would put excessive strain on the clutch and transmission. 2nd even with gears will get them hot enough, just spin the RPM higher and hold it longer if what you're doing now doesn't get them heated enough.

98COBRA281 · Nov 5, 2010

i start in 2nd with my 4:56's. and just hold it at 6500 rpms and let them roast!

1fun281 · Nov 5, 2010

98COBRA281 said:
i start in 2nd with my 4:56's. and just hold it at 6500 rpms and let them roast!

Except for the lack of power your car has to burn them radials...

98COBRA281 · Nov 5, 2010

1fun281 said:
Except for the lack of power your car has to burn them radials...

i cant even feel them back there!

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