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BReal-10EC 01-10-2012 11:48 PM

I can't do a burnout.
 
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How do I do a burn out!?!? argh! (without a line lock or water puddle)..
Both rear tires are shot.
Pic for proof.
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I have replacements to install.

Since those tires are not usable to anybody, I thought it would be good fun to learn how to do a proper burn out. But how without a line lock?

(had fun playing with video editing software)

This was a "safe" dead end road not near any residential.


So how do I without damaging car?

comebackqid 01-10-2012 11:52 PM

push clutch in rev to 6500rpms and let go/pop the clutch and bounce the throttle!
why are you trying to do a burn out anyways?

9krpmrx8 01-11-2012 12:07 AM

Must resist, must resist, must resist.

nycgps 01-11-2012 12:09 AM


Originally Posted by comebackqid (Post 4162633)
push clutch in rev to 6500rpms and let go/pop the clutch and bounce the throttle!
why are you trying to do a burn out anyways?

It wont work

Why? Cuz he is a fucking moron



Originally Posted by 9krpmrx8 (Post 4162648)
Must resist, must resist, must resist.

Take a deep breathe, and just ignore this thread. U will live longer. Trust me.

BReal-10EC 01-11-2012 12:32 AM


Originally Posted by nycgps (Post 4162651)
It wont work

Why? Cuz he is a fucking moron

Take a deep breathe, and just ignore this thread. U will live longer. Trust me.

Ok- so maybe I am coming across wrong here.

Either that- or RX8 club has been invaded by douche-bags... idk.:scratchhe

I actually do autocross (SCCA).
I owned an RX7 before this (12A).
I have driven manual transmission vehicles BY CHOICE since I started driving (in the 80s).
I bought my 6 speed 04 RX8 brand new.
This is the end of my 3rd set of tires in 40k miles... I live 1 mile from work, so most of the miles are fun miles.

The current tires are Sumitomo HTR-Z IIIs 235/40/18 (really good tires for the price).

I think the almost slick sticky tires + warm weather + sticky surface (lots of tire rubber there) made my task difficult.

tpg1188 01-11-2012 12:32 AM

your stick right? try turn off the DSC if you have it

BReal-10EC 01-11-2012 12:34 AM


Originally Posted by comebackqid (Post 4162633)
why are you trying to do a burn out anyways?

I've never done it- for the sake of the tires- and just want to learn how.

Junirol 01-11-2012 12:42 AM


nycgps 01-11-2012 12:45 AM


Originally Posted by BReal-10EC (Post 4162661)
Ok- so maybe I am coming across wrong here.

Either that- or RX8 club has been invaded by douche-bags... idk.:scratchhe

or ... morons ?


I actually do autocross (SCCA).
I owned an RX7 before this (12A).
I have driven manual transmission vehicles BY CHOICE since I started driving (in the 80s).
I bought my 6 speed 04 RX8 brand new.
This is the end of my 3rd set of tires in 40k miles... I live 1 mile from work, so most of the miles are fun miles.
my father knows how to drive a stick before I was born. BIG DEAL ?

it doesn't mean shit. really.


The current tires are Sumitomo HTR-Z IIIs 235/40/18 (really good tires for the price).

I think the almost slick sticky tires + warm weather + sticky surface (lots of tire rubber there) made my task difficult.
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jasonrxeight 01-11-2012 12:52 AM


Originally Posted by BReal-10EC (Post 4162663)
I've never done it- for the sake of the tires- and just want to learn how.

throttle to the floor and dump the clutch then left foot brake.:ylsuper:
but seriously, save your clutch by not doing it.

BReal-10EC 01-11-2012 12:55 AM


Originally Posted by jasonrxeight (Post 4162673)
throttle to the floor and dump the clutch then left foot brake.:ylsuper:
but seriously, save your clutch by not doing it.

And that is my concern.
I don't want to use up 50k miles of clutch wear in one burn out (it already seems a bit soft in aggressive acceleration shifts).

And I would tell nycgps to go fuck himself.
But I have seen his kids, and he really need to stop that shit.

Jake33 01-11-2012 01:10 AM

lol...all i gotta say

8 Maniac 01-11-2012 01:23 AM

I love reading a thread title and knowing it will be amusing...

Have you ever done a burnout? Are you actually even breaking traction?

dznutzuk 01-11-2012 01:26 AM

Nice burnout!

monchie 01-11-2012 10:36 PM

Hmmmmmmmm.............this thread is a fail from the beginning.

godesshunter 01-11-2012 11:02 PM

You could do a brake stand but I assume you're not 16 in your dads pickup any more so whats the point?

Rotary-RX8 01-11-2012 11:11 PM

this cars not a mustang buddy ....

1.3_LittersOfFurry 01-12-2012 05:03 AM

This shouldn't be that hard, I'm running the same tires HTRZ-llls and burn outs are no problem what so ever.

BReal-10EC 01-12-2012 09:55 PM


Originally Posted by nycgps (Post 4163716)
coming from a person that's mentally challenged ? can't search for shit ? :rollingla

oh my butt hurts ---- NOT. :wavey:

Searching returns MANY threads, and only one or two actually about how to do a burn out.
But the "hold dsc down for 7 seconds" thing is probably helpful (found in one thread).
It flashes repeatedly iirc.
I remember something about that from the early dyno issue topics.

And I only responded to you like that because you started out with "he is a fucking moron"... and so I figured that's the only language you understood.

And note I originally planned to video record my burn out (for intervine use).
But that didn't go as planned (obviously), and later watching the video I found my inability rather comical (and why I added the Beck song).
Nobody ever seems to admit they can't do a burn out.
It was not a jab at the car.

BReal-10EC 01-12-2012 09:56 PM


Originally Posted by 1.3_LittersOfFurry (Post 4163751)
This shouldn't be that hard, I'm running the same tires HTRZ-llls and burn outs are no problem what so ever.

Oddly enough- the last "just floor it" launch was actually a high rpm clutch drop (7000 rpm).
But dang if it didn't take off like a factory prepped 1/4 mile test Ferrari.
I would have NEVER guessed these tires would be this sticky with so little tread left.
The original Dunlops and then Kumhos were easy to spin in anything less than 70 degree weather when they still had tread left, let alone when they were down to slicks in the middle.

-- and to add to that, it has been raining for the last few days and these tires still take effort to break loose. I am baffled.

BReal-10EC 01-12-2012 11:37 PM


Originally Posted by nycgps (Post 4164637)
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Hmmmmm there were so many threads about this... U cant find it? What does that mean? It starts with a m and ends with a n and its a 5 letter word ...

Dsc ... Cant do burn out ... Duh. Sad


U need to learn how to search and have some god damn basic understanding of how the car works b4 u try to act like u are cool ...

I'm just a guy that posted a video on the internet of real life mistakes.
Does that make me cool? Nope.
But you have chosen to be a douche-bag more than once in this thread,.
That makes you a douche-bag.
So I am a moron and you are a douche-bag.
Maybe we should start a band?

NotAPreppie 01-13-2012 07:42 AM

How is this thread still open?

alnielsen 01-13-2012 07:49 AM


Originally Posted by NotAPreppie (Post 4164806)
How is this thread still open?

Asking how to do a burnout isn't against the site rules, that's how. If you don't like the question, ignore it and go on to the next thread.

PaPaBear 01-13-2012 08:18 AM

Boy! That train in the background was really clipping along!

Silver_Surfer 01-13-2012 09:44 AM

LOL:lol:, at some of the responces. :rollingla


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