Burn outs

[F20]

My question is how to do good burn outs.

 

[Pupik]

Normal Tires on powerful cars with FR drivetrains. The weight transfer from front to back usually causes a scene.

Or work too many hours week after week...

 

[Joey]

take the LSD torque up, too.

 

[Burnout]

u could just run into a wall and go into 6th gear with no problems

 

[sliderulz]

Another fun thing to do is doughnuts, the cuda is my fav for that.

 

[FuJi K]

i can perform these....

First of all...
Must have Simulation tires, super soft tires, brake bal. controller, high HP.

Lower your Brake effect at the rear to it's lowest.
Raise the front brake effect to it's highest.
Set supersoft tires to the front.
Set simulation tires to the rears.
Go to a stage somewhere (race, Machine Test etc.)

Apply Brake and Gas
Let go of Brake and watch for your 1st GEAR to light up then press and hold brake again. IF you let the car roll to about 10mph or above this speed, you won't be doing a standing still burnout.

NOTE: To know that you're doing a burnout, you're standing still with the car revving and your 1st gear light up. (What i mean by light up is when the gear number lights up under the RPM tech.)

Try it out.

 

[askia47]

Doughnuts are the best move to do especially with a powerful FR-Drivetrain car, like modiefied Supra.

 

[Option2]

Hit the brake, shift into 3rd, hit the gas, let go of the brake.....you'll do a burnout till about 80mph.

 

[Burnout]

but you have to have a ridiculous amount of power for that

 

[askia47]

yeah you would need a lot of power. but it is cool!

 

[Cobraboy]

Or get a '67 Cobra which wheelspins into 5th gear (unmodified, except for gearbox)

 

[Burnout]

that is because that car is not good

 

[Cobraboy]

No....... It just has 400+hp and is rear wheel wheel drive.

 

[Pupik]

...and frustrating as all hell to tune right. But it's such a lovely car, I can't turn my back on it!

One of the only replicars I'd ever consider would be a Cobra...real ones are a little scarce/pricey/fragile.