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    i look around for this but did not find this anywhere is it bad for the transmission (auto) to put the car in Neutral and rev the car up and put it in drive to burout
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      #3
      yes neutral drops will kill your tranny quick
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        #4
        Neutral to Drive burnouts is fun as long as you have a spare transmission.

        In short , it's not good to do that.

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          #5
          There was a huge post about a ew weeks ago where everyone said that Neutral Dropping is really bad. So many people said that it's bad, the thread got shut down, so yea it's reallllly bad. Peace.
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            #6
            PUT IT IN FIRST HOLD THE BRAKE RAISE THE RPM TO 2200-2700 and leggo of the brake that the best way to luanch

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              #7
              that's what i do,

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                #8
                Originally posted by 10thcb7
                PUT IT IN FIRST HOLD THE BRAKE RAISE THE RPM TO 2200-2700 and leggo of the brake that the best way to luanch
                Once I let go of the brake shift to 4th or just stay in 1st?

                how is that any better for it?
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                  #9
                  Originally posted by 407accord
                  Once I let go of the brake shift to 4th or just stay in 1st?

                  how is that any better for it?
                  Because cars come with stall converters. That is the best way to launch in an automatic Accord without severe damage. Remeber, as our cars idle, about 600 rpm, everything is turning, crank, cams, etc, but at a stop light the wheels are still. When you launch @ 2000, eveything is still turning, just a lil' faster. I typically launch at about 1800, that is when your car isn't pulling that hard, and you don't have to be hard on the breaks for the car to stand still.
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                    #10
                    Brake launching is nothing new. Thats prob one of the safest ways other than neutral dropping. You also get a better "launch". The only bad part is just higher trans temps.

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                      #11
                      thank you to everyone who help me learn something new today

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                        #12
                        Ok well I did it today and nothing happened.

                        First of all, After I get to a certain point my car starts to move, I think was able to make it to almost 3000 rpms then it start so I ended up doing about 2800 launch and nothing happened, just found a new way to start off a race i took off smoothly.
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