CAn your car do really do this look at video mercedes commercial
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ATSOBE. I used to do burnouts all the time with my 1968 Cadillac. It had tons of torque, but only from was, just like our cars, it came equiped with mechanical ESP and VDC. I simply pulled out the fuse for my power seat, which was also used for ESP system, pour some bleach mixed with Tide on the ground and either rev the engine to 5000RPM in neutral and shift to D or hold the brake hard and rev to 5000RPM for a minute and release the brake. If this doesn't wokr you can also fully apply the parking brake, because they tend to confuse the car to thinking the wheels are not sliding.
Good luck and keep us posted
Good luck and keep us posted
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For the love of god, please refrain from doing this.
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03 E500, 2010 E350, 2006 550i
Actually it could be done with traction control off and in an automatic. I didnt see the video, but after I bought the C350 for my wife and having it for a week, thought I would see how well it can spins the tires. I turned off traction control and from stand still, mashed the pedal from drive. It was blacktop surface, but left two marks about 4 feet long.
I assumed if I had even small amount of liquid under each tire, maybe just enough where you cant see it, but the tire is wet, will smoke them.
That or strap on a big bottle of nitrous and smoke them down to the metal
I assumed if I had even small amount of liquid under each tire, maybe just enough where you cant see it, but the tire is wet, will smoke them.
That or strap on a big bottle of nitrous and smoke them down to the metal