servohead

Hi there,

How exactly do you to a burnout? I know this is extremely elementary but, see, my rear tires are worn out and I figured it's time to practice some tire spinning and I've proven to not be able to do it. Even if I have the clutch out at a like 5 mph and floor it the wheels just don't spin with the traction control off....

How brutally do you have to drop the clutch?

Sorry for the wussiest question ever but I had to ask....

patsfan

Stomp'N'Go

Gas pedal to floor
pop clutch
hold on

madmatt9471

For me being that I have 701 RWHP I basically mash the throttle and it rips the tires

For an MN6 you will have to DUMP the Clutch a little higher in the RPM range, @ least 2000 RPM's. Then they will break loose, if not you'll want to take it up a little further but you should be fine at that RPM!

Once they break loose you will want to apply the brakes so as to not keep going forward and fry away till your heart is content! and then push the clutch back in and let off the gas.

MAKE SURE - You do this somewhere it is safe and away from people and children who might get hurt. Be careful and keep as far as you can from light poles, walls, curbs etc. just incase it gets away from you.

Thanks,Matt

jetske

Um...make sure you have traction control turned off. Its a little more fun that way.

TEXHAWK0

If you get wheel hop, back off before you break an axle.

csexton

Have fun and be safe

Chuck

itzza427

Pavement surface has a little to do with it!! Fresh broom finished concrete has a lot more bite than worn smooth asphalt!! And as previously posted have traction control OFF,,,better yet put it in Competitive Driving mode,,TC is off,,but active handling stays on,,could come in handy for a novice.These cars can get "tail happy" REAL QUICK once you get it spinning(fun IF you know what you are doing though)!!!

97C5owner

The A4's are kinda funny when you try it.

Stevo92z28

Dump that clutch, quick release and you won't burn it. You don't want to slip the clutch. After that quickly move your left foot over to the brake and keep feathering the throttle. If done right the car shouldn't move more then a foot. At the track i dump the clutch in 2nd to get more heat in the tires also puts out a lot more smoke. Like my signature

cvm

if your A4 has ballz behind it, it's even easier than a manual-
even for me

skydive120

Hell, just mash the left pedal, then the right, let up a little if need be and spin as long as I want. But thats an A4.
From the manuals I have driven, dumping at 2k is plenty with lite brake pressure to control where you go. If it gets out of hand--- pound the clutch and break pedal.
Just be safe how ever you do it my friend.

Chris

dobewillie

now you should be ready for new shoes soon

zx14

this is a joke....right?

longrodlx

What are you guys even talking about? 13 posts and not one person has explained to this guy how to correctly do a burnout.


First make sure you turn off traction control.

Then push in clutch and rev motor above 4k rpm

Then dump the clutch and mash the gas

At the same time take your left foot and press the brake pedal all the way down while still mashing the gas pedal.

Then when you are ready to move down the street just let off the brakes and continue the burnout down the street.

Please make sure you are in a huge open area with nothing or any cars around. It will take you a couple trys before you get the whole timing of the mashing gas, letting off clutch then hitting the brakes while mashing the gas.

Good luck and be safe.

SCM_Crash

Strange how if you're going 5MPH and you mash the gas, your tires don't spin... I know this is sort of off topic, but your tires should definitely spin if they're bald and you're mashing the gas in 1st at 5MPH.

My car is stock and at 20MPH, if I mash the gas in 1st or 2nd, the tires spin like crazy.

servohead

What kind of tires do you have? Some are stickier than others.. I have PS2 tires and they seem to be stickier than the goodyears.

Hey thanks guys for the replys. I baby my car way too much.

SCM_Crash

Currently on stock tires. In fact, they're the same tires the car rolled off the factory floor on.

Birdman

This is too funny....

rebelheart

2004 A4 here,I simply turn off traction control and stomp the gas,lights em up every time.