laserturbo91

my dad has a 97' teg gs-r and hes going away for a business trip, and while hes away he wants me to put the new tires on it, im thinking about smokin the tires that are on it now, do you guys have any recomendations on how to go about doing this, im talking smoky ----, like staying in one spot, like using chalk blocks on the back tires with the ebrake? some sort of cooking oil or bleach under the front tires? what rpm should i dump the clutch, or should i just try to start driving in that spot?

thanks guys
jeff

Dr.Boost

I hope you don't blow is ------- motor. He'd be pissed, especialy when he seen the burnout marks and the rubber all over the fenders and bumpers. Have fun with that. I hope he doesn't kick your *** over it.
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92teg

well alcohol does a real good job or some cheap vodka will do it and it is a long story on the vodka dont ask

SPXGhost

we usually wet the tires with regualar water, start the burnout with the ebrake all the way back, and when the tires start getting dry have someone start spraying wd-40 to really get some clouds quick, or if you use carb fluid and a long burnout you can sometimes get a little fire too

shortyz

yeah or pour motor oil on your tires

just crank on the ebrake and let the clutch out at like 4500-5000 rpm.. dont rev it way up either. some cars smoker more then others who knwos what itll do

tape it though

J-SMITH69

its pretty pathetic when you have to put oil on your tires to do a massive burnoff

turbohf

i was producing nice burnouts (in the burnout box at the track) with the brake as far as it would go up, and letting the clutch out at ~3grand and bringin her up to 5k and holding it there till i couldnt see it was fun

BLACKSI

what are you like 15 1/2 get a life

Beau

Semnos

hahahahaha.
Beau you are still doing the same ----

laserturbo91

17 1/2