ggr4dy

I was not too big in the "burnout thing", however with the 63 you cannot help it. What is the proper way to do it?

Does turning the traction control off disable the rear breaks so you don't burn the pads and wear the rotors? (as we all know they are not cheap)

Any answers are much appreciated.

Overspooled

would also like to know.

CarboyS

On paper.

1. Order new rear tires.
2. ESP off.
3. Push brake down as hard as possible.
4. Put in drive and floor it simultaneously.
5. Cough after inhaling tire smoke.

Overspooled

What I always wondered was: how does a car spin if you have the brakes press all the way?
Noob question and has already been discussed but i'm still confused

ggr4dy

This part was fairly obvious. My question is does disabling the traction ctrl disable the rear breaks?

CoolBDPhenom03

Depends on the setup, but with ESP off, you should be able to do it without holding the brake, but as someone else pointed out in another thread, hold the brake down about 40% while you give it the beans, then let off gradually to do a standing burnout.

ggr4dy

Funny part is that most times i do it without meaning to do so...haha...But i want to learn how to do a stand still burn out without craping on a $550 rotor.

CoolBDPhenom03

I believe ESP off does let the rear brakes go a little...not sure if disable is the right term for it.

ggr4dy

The guy in your avatar should be the the C6.3 image. Wild like a spring brake kid....hahaha

CoolBDPhenom03

ggr4dy

I take that back. Wild like a Mustang driver having to take a turn....HAHA

drawde

for me the rear wheels break loose all the time, except when i am trying to

someone mentioned not to do burnouts in S mode but in M because you don't want it shifting someone correct me if i'm wrong.

so basically esp off and M mode

mr747

Change gears while ur doing the burn out for more smoke lol

fly2nite

Oh wow don't push the brake as hard as you can, just enough to keep the car from moving initially to start the spin, then let off teh brake just enough to hold the car in place. Otherwise you're killing the rear pads and the transmission.

adv4nced53

No, ESP OFF does not disable the rear brakes. It just prevents the car from cutting power on you. The reason you can do a burnout with the brakes on is because the brakes are far weaker than the torque of the engine. You do wear the pads this way, so try to use as little braking as possible.

USCGTO

LIke someone stated as above

On paper.

1. Order new rear tires.
2. ESP off.
3. Put in drive and M mode.
4. Floor it - full throttle
5. Profit.

Otherwise you'll end up ordering brakes as well.

clkwork

LOL tell me you guys aren't holding the brakes 100% while you're doing a burnout.... I bet half the smoke is coming from your pads and transmission

Get a line lock and do it proper.

fly2nite

LOL. Friend of mine tried to do a burnout once, and later told me his car must not be powerful enough, it just dies every time he floors the gas and the brake.

ShaneN.

listen to this. just do it.