bouncing off rev limiter
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From: Lovin Life Oh
bouncing off rev limiter
i boguth wheels with crappy tread on the tires and i have been tying to smoke them well lets be hones i am smoking them
is it bad to bounce of the rev limiter?
obviously yes but how bad?
they are runflats and they are basically bald so they spin easy
is it bad to bounce of the rev limiter?
obviously yes but how bad?
they are runflats and they are basically bald so they spin easy
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Originally Posted by 98vert6spd
i boguth wheels with crappy tread on the tires and i have been tying to smoke them well lets be hones i am smoking them
is it bad to bounce of the rev limiter?
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is it bad to bounce of the rev limiter?
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From: Lovin Life Oh
Wow that was really bad
I just bought a wheel and tire package and was lied to about tread depth
these are completely shot rather than having 40% as indicated
to salvage a ****ty deal i am trying to do rediculous burnouts and get as much smoke as possible out of them
in the process of doign this i find myself bouncing off the rev limiter cause they are bald runflats and very easy to break loose
is it bad to hit the revlimiter for 3 to 4 seconds?
I just bought a wheel and tire package and was lied to about tread depth
these are completely shot rather than having 40% as indicated
to salvage a ****ty deal i am trying to do rediculous burnouts and get as much smoke as possible out of them
in the process of doign this i find myself bouncing off the rev limiter cause they are bald runflats and very easy to break loose
is it bad to hit the revlimiter for 3 to 4 seconds?
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Once you've got the tires spinning, back off the throttle enough to keep the RPMs below the Rev limiter. Don't just keep it floored, feather it. I've feathered the throttle to help maintain control and keep it off the rev limiter. The only limit to how far I could spin the tires was how quickly I wanted to buy new ones!
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From: Lovin Life Oh
ive already bought new ones im just trying to "get my moneys worth"
ill have pics eventually
im at work and this keyboard sticks like a bitch
its hard to type and watch for the boss to see if hes coming LOL
ill have pics eventually
im at work and this keyboard sticks like a bitch
its hard to type and watch for the boss to see if hes coming LOL
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Originally Posted by strokster
Once you've got the tires spinning, back off the throttle enough to keep the RPMs below the Rev limiter. Don't just keep it floored, feather it. I've feathered the throttle to help maintain control and keep it off the rev limiter. The only limit to how far I could spin the tires was how quickly I wanted to buy new ones!
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Originally Posted by lemansbleu2004
If the bare tires are spinning it is not because they have no tread. Slicks aren't slick so they will spin.
