hey how would you burn out with a automatic? i have a 3.4 btw.

 

break and gas....i know some people that do neutral slams

 

I've got an auto V6, but mine is a 3.8L with a few minor mods. I can do burnouts without any brake. I left about a 10' mark down my road this afternoon.

 

A neutral slam, or neutral drop, will end up detroying your trans, and you will prolly destroy several rear trans mounts in the process.

If you must perform a bit of a smoke show, you'll wanna hit the brakes lightly, and then drop your right foot to the floor. When I first got my '85 2.8/700R4 car I used to do that all the time.

- Justin

 

yeah neutral slams and hell on the transmission. a friend of mine has a 80 something mustang and likes to go street racing and some of his idiot friends told him to do neutral slams off the line when hes racing. i told him dont do it but he didnt listen and he won the race but when he went to park he couldnt get the car to go into reverse. he did a few burnouts and donuts and he hasnt had anymore trans problems since

 

I did a couple of times neutral drops,I was going like 35mph then put in neutral little gas then back in drive.the tires would chirp .thats in my 3.4

 

Hold the break pedal in and slam the gas while in D
Rear brakes will let the tires spin while the fronts keep you in one place.
Make a big cloud and some black marks.
http://i38.photobucket.com/albums/e1..._JPEG_2873.jpg

If you have enough TQ (or a high enough gear ratio) you can peel out while in gear.
With a firm tranny and enough TQ, you can chirp into 2nd and 3rd too

Either is fun
Don't expect tires to last long if you keep doing it though LOL

 

just hit the brake and cmash teh gas then when you get some smoke barely let off the brake and then you will slowly drive down teh road burning some tire. I do have videos of my 93 3.4..

http://videos.streetfire.net/search/...54298A2DFE.htm
this one is the first part of a 2 part video.. (it was too long for one shot)
http://videos.streetfire.net/search/...1c0b7440e3.htm
this is the scond part (the after math)
http://videos.streetfire.net/search/...acd0b384ac.htm
from a different angle
http://videos.streetfire.net/search/...dcb4e0aae3.htm
last day of school
http://videos.streetfire.net/search/...902229fb4f.htm
this is up the road abit at the stop sign
http://videos.streetfire.net/search/...d51f6ee618.htm

 

enjoy and happy burnouts

 

you have to use the brakes, hehe. I feel like keeping my brakes usefull for a lil longer . Anyway pretty cool, it's always fun to do burnouts on the way out of school. Why does only one side smoke/leave a mark? Is the one tire bald and the one side?

Dustin

 

Non-POSI, Non-locker and Non-LSD (Limited Slip Differential) cars only pin one wheel;
It's the way the differential is designed.

Cars with POSI, lockers or LSD spin both tires.

Limited slip differentials use various mechanisms to allow normal differential action when going around turns. When a wheel slips, they allow more torque to be transferred to the non-slipping wheel.


Here's an article "How Differentials Work"
http://auto.howstuffworks.com/differential.htm
Page 7 talked about LSD/POSI, but the whole article is very informative and well written.

 

Ya, I guess I didnt think of that. The Z-28's arent like that are they?

 

no, Z28s have LSD, and so do some V6s with Y87 package.

 

You can always buy an aftermarket LSD unit, they're not too horribly difficult to install.
That was one of the first mods I did on my 95.

 

How can you tell if a car (my car) has the Y87 package? I have almost every option on my car that I know of: power seats, power windows, power mirrors, 2nd gear start, t-tops, bose sound system, and probably more that I dont know of.