My 2005 e55 can't burn tires.
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'99 and '05 E55 AMG
You have to put the car in Dyno mode. Search and you will be rewarded.
I hope you have some spare change for the potential damage to your car. Several videos out there when the E55 goes sideways and into the weeds.
There was one fellow, I cannot recall his handle, that had a drift car that he custom built. If you search you might find it. Hopefully, others will chime in on this thread. He had an awesome drift car and he put a lot of time and effort into it.
I hope you have some spare change for the potential damage to your car. Several videos out there when the E55 goes sideways and into the weeds.
There was one fellow, I cannot recall his handle, that had a drift car that he custom built. If you search you might find it. Hopefully, others will chime in on this thread. He had an awesome drift car and he put a lot of time and effort into it.
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This place is a joke.
2005-2006 won't allow burnouts. 2003-2004 will. Something was changed in the ESP programming on those later years. Do a search, this has been covered before.
#10
You have to put the car in Dyno mode. Search and you will be rewarded.
I hope you have some spare change for the potential damage to your car. Several videos out there when the E55 goes sideways and into the weeds.
There was one fellow, I cannot recall his handle, that had a drift car that he custom built. If you search you might find it. Hopefully, others will chime in on this thread. He had an awesome drift car and he put a lot of time and effort into it.
I hope you have some spare change for the potential damage to your car. Several videos out there when the E55 goes sideways and into the weeds.
There was one fellow, I cannot recall his handle, that had a drift car that he custom built. If you search you might find it. Hopefully, others will chime in on this thread. He had an awesome drift car and he put a lot of time and effort into it.
#11
You have to put the car in Dyno mode. Search and you will be rewarded.
I hope you have some spare change for the potential damage to your car. Several videos out there when the E55 goes sideways and into the weeds.
There was one fellow, I cannot recall his handle, that had a drift car that he custom built. If you search you might find it. Hopefully, others will chime in on this thread. He had an awesome drift car and he put a lot of time and effort into it.
I hope you have some spare change for the potential damage to your car. Several videos out there when the E55 goes sideways and into the weeds.
There was one fellow, I cannot recall his handle, that had a drift car that he custom built. If you search you might find it. Hopefully, others will chime in on this thread. He had an awesome drift car and he put a lot of time and effort into it.
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I have also heard this interesting enough though my 2006 still on a stock tcu let's me do burnouts with esp off.
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You have to put the car in Dyno mode. Search and you will be rewarded.
I hope you have some spare change for the potential damage to your car. Several videos out there when the E55 goes sideways and into the weeds.
There was one fellow, I cannot recall his handle, that had a drift car that he custom built. If you search you might find it. Hopefully, others will chime in on this thread. He had an awesome drift car and he put a lot of time and effort into it.
I hope you have some spare change for the potential damage to your car. Several videos out there when the E55 goes sideways and into the weeds.
There was one fellow, I cannot recall his handle, that had a drift car that he custom built. If you search you might find it. Hopefully, others will chime in on this thread. He had an awesome drift car and he put a lot of time and effort into it.
One morning, on my way to work, it wasn’t raining but the roads were relatively wet. I was sitting at a stop light and as soon as the light turned green, I slowly rolled into the gas and started to roll into it harder. At about 3500 rpm, the rear wheels completely gave and my car did a full U turn into the opposite lane of traffic. Luckily there was no barrier in the middle of the road or cars coming. Managed to counter steer and didn’t slide into the curb. Man, that was embarrassing.
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yes. it interferes with the electronics. the fuel supply is reduced when your foot is on the brake pedal