IS300 Burnout
i guess it's already been said,but here's what i do:
traction off, gate shift into 1
press the brake firmly (not down to the floor)
press accelerator w/ other foot until you hear some scraping/squealing noise (tires spinning)
press accelerator down a little harder
let go of brake, floor accelerator
you should do a pretty big burnout.....shift since you'll start moving
traction off, gate shift into 1
press the brake firmly (not down to the floor)
press accelerator w/ other foot until you hear some scraping/squealing noise (tires spinning)
press accelerator down a little harder
let go of brake, floor accelerator
you should do a pretty big burnout.....shift since you'll start moving
No hypocrisy here, Flip...I don't do burnouts but that doesn't mean I don't know how to do them.
Cars today cost good money...especially a Lexus product. I just prefer not to tear them up.
I also grew up in the 60's.....the age of muscle cars. There wasn't a street in my area that didn't have twin rubber strips on them. Anything back then that didn't have 400 HP was considered sissy.
This will be my last post on burnouts, Flip. You can reply anything you want.....complementary or not. I couldn't care less. So long and have a nice day.
Cars today cost good money...especially a Lexus product. I just prefer not to tear them up.
I also grew up in the 60's.....the age of muscle cars. There wasn't a street in my area that didn't have twin rubber strips on them. Anything back then that didn't have 400 HP was considered sissy.
This will be my last post on burnouts, Flip. You can reply anything you want.....complementary or not. I couldn't care less. So long and have a nice day.
Originally posted by mmarshall
You can reply anything you want.....complementary or not. I couldn't care less. So long and have a nice day.
You can reply anything you want.....complementary or not. I couldn't care less. So long and have a nice day.
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