Problems while doing burnout??
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Problems while doing burnout??
I did a 10mph rolling burnout on my stock tire without any problem, got new tires and tried them again, tires are spinning, but now when I do it my brake paddle fights back, it is pushing back on my feet strongly to the point I where I have to let go because I am afraid of something that might burst... any idea why the brake paddle is fighting back? I am not an expert in any field...
Thanks!
Thanks!
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I did a 10mph rolling burnout on my stock tire without any problem, got new tires and tried them again, tires are spinning, but now when I do it my brake paddle fights back, it is pushing back on my feet strongly to the point I where I have to let go because I am afraid of something that might burst... any idea why the brake paddle is fighting back? I am not an expert in any field...
Thanks!
Thanks!
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I tried competitive mode and also tried holding it down until everything shuts off.
I mean I was able to do it before without any problems, I still can, but the brake paddle now fights back somehow.
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OP, there is another forum that is much more civil. I guarantee you would not get these responses there. I come in and out of this forum just to learn about other things not discussed in the civil forum and to get a laugh from some of these posts in this forum.
Please define what fight back actually means in your post?
Please define what fight back actually means in your post?
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Your description is a little non-specific, but one could equate this to something like the ABS system activating, which would cause a rapid pulsing sensation in the brake pedal. Seeing that wheel speed sensors are part of the ABS system input it might be beneficial to make sure that these haven't become disconnected or damaged as a result of having the wheels off when the new tires were installed.
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Your description is a little non-specific, but one could equate this to something like the ABS system activating, which would cause a rapid pulsing sensation in the brake pedal. Seeing that wheel speed sensors are part of the ABS system input it might be beneficial to make sure that these haven't become disconnected or damaged as a result of having the wheels off when the new tires were installed.
It's kianda like you said. I am trying to push the brake paddle down, but it's also trying to push back up in multiple quick pulse strokes. I will ask around in my friend's shop.
Thanks for the useful informations!
Last edited by Johnson Tang; Dec 20, 2017 at 07:28 PM. Reason: Wrong words
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OP, there is another forum that is much more civil. I guarantee you would not get these responses there. I come in and out of this forum just to learn about other things not discussed in the civil forum and to get a laugh from some of these posts in this forum.
Please define what fight back actually means in your post?
Please define what fight back actually means in your post?
Melting Slicks
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Not having an A8 but read alot on here. I would guess the new tires, tho cheap, are providing such good "bite" (traction) that they won't spin. I have seen some posts where folks said they had to be physically standing on the break to hold car. With TC off I don't understand how they wouldn't do a proper burnout tho. Are you doing a rolling burnout as your original post said or from a dead stop using brakes to hold while burning out? I ask because reading your post again, I don't understand why you would be on brakes while doing a roll burnout. Probably just me being dense!
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Not having an A8 but read alot on here. I would guess the new tires, tho cheap, are providing such good "bite" (traction) that they won't spin. I have seen some posts where folks said they had to be physically standing on the break to hold car. With TC off I don't understand how they wouldn't do a proper burnout tho. Are you doing a rolling burnout as your original post said or from a dead stop using brakes to hold while burning out? I ask because reading your post again, I don't understand why you would be on brakes while doing a roll burnout. Probably just me being dense!
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