i can do the ones where u dont move but just sit there, all u gotta do is accelerate slightly (up to say 5-20k's) then brake and hold both of them down although it only works on some cars i think.
how about we ask the questions we want answered without having to go through pages of rubbish.. just reply to the thread and stop wasting ur time saying use search.. questions are always going to be asked more then once theres no point fighting it..
Originally posted by xtra S how about we ask the questions we want answered without having to go through pages of rubbish.. just reply to the thread and stop wasting ur time saying use search.. questions are always going to be asked more then once theres no point fighting it..
Originally posted by xtra S i can do the ones where u dont move but just sit there, all u gotta do is accelerate slightly (up to say 5-20k's) then brake and hold both of them down although it only works on some cars i think.
Clearly your probably trying to do burnouts in FR or MR cause FF would be just wrong.. heres how i do it
TCS= 0
FRONT TYRES =super soft
REAR TYRES =simulation
HP =as much as humanly possible
Then lower the front as much as possible and jack the back up as much as possible ...then follow the insructions above
Originally posted by xtra S how about we ask the questions we want answered without having to go through pages of rubbish.. just reply to the thread and stop wasting ur time saying use search.. questions are always going to be asked more then once theres no point fighting it..
How about you try to help yourselves instead of expecting the community to spoon feed you with information?
The reason we ask people to search is so that topics do not get repeated pointlessly. All that does is waste time and add stress to the server. It takes 1 minute to make a new thread asking a question; then you have to read the replies. It also takes 1 minute to try searching for a subject, and then you have to read the replies.
So is there really a difference to you? The first way crowds the boards with redundant threads that repeat the same topics many times. The second way doesn't, plus it helps make better discussions since over the course of time each subject can be covered in depth, instead of the same quick answers getting repeated.
In short, let me put it this way: if you expect people to help you, you must be willing to help yourself.
