Can you do a burnout in a stock 4 banger 92 accord sedan automatic? I tried hiring the brake and gas at the same time but nothing happened. It could easily do it on dirt but not on the pavement. Any tips?
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No. Its called traction control plus you might also have abs. You'll mess your tranny uo too.10th Anniversary Accord.
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ya put the car in N "neutral" rev the shit out of it and dump it into drive and that car will be screaming lol. i wouldnt reccommed doing it because its alot of stress on the tranny but it works.Comment
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LMFAO at traction control. It's from a not so powerful in stock form F22 matched with a stock stall and long winded gears, so yes they wre not intended to be fast at all.
On the other hand mine has no issue with leaving a bit of rubber behind, but would i set there a try to roast my tire(s) unless i randomly got a wild hair on my ass or was trying to break something? NO.
Only RICER's neutral drop...why because race car! No seriously stupid idea kids.
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because racecar makes everything ok
10th Anniversary Accord.
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Our cars do not have traction control (other markets might have gotten it, the North American cars do not.)
The brake pedal engages both front and rear brakes, so the front wheels aren't going to spin. Use the emergency brake to lock the back brakes. Hold the brake pedal down to rev the engine to 3500 or so. Quickly release the brake pedal (leaving the e-brake engaged), and push the gas even harder. You should do a burnout then. It'll be one tire, since we have an open differential.
Doing this is very hard on your car, and will wear out your tires (well, one of them, which is even worse than both equally!) There's no point in doing it on a public road. Burnouts are really only necessary to clean/heat the tires at a drag strip. If you do a burnout on a public road, you're not going to be impressing anyone. In fact, any who see an automatic peg-legging Accord doing a feeble burnout will probably piss themselves laughing!
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Smooth finished wet concrete is your friend.
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Haha yes, I rev mine to 2500 then launch and the tires chirp a little. The car doesn't really leave any rubber behind due to the lack of hp though. I wouldn't recommend this though. It is bad on both the tranny and suspension because our cars aren't made to do this.Originally posted by MDJ-7BC View PostComment
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Interesting what engine you rocking. In f22a6 auto if I mash the gas at a stop I can chirp the fuck out of the wheels. Not a burnout though.Originally posted by cb7sk8rdude View PostComment
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The tires also play a big part. Worn tires, or cheap tires with a hard compound, will break free much more easily than sticky sports tires.
I can do a burnout with two of my cars very easily...
(though combined, they make over 600hp.)
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my wagon will chirp my 20's....if its wet, they will spin...found out on accident.Originally posted by eightyfour84 View PostComment
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What modifactions have you done to your car? I would just like to leave a bit of rubber i would not sit there and waste my tires.Originally posted by SOHC-FTW View PostComment
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Doing a burnout will waste your tires. Period.
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http://m.youtube.com/#/watch?v=HA1wHsdm8CM
Check this YouTube video out. My old accord. Stock motor minus intake and exhaust. Automagic.Comment
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I have a f22a1 with a Sri. I have some bad fuzion hri tires on though with little tread.Originally posted by eightyfour84 View PostComment
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