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Old 10-24-03, 10:52 AM
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I have requested the IS300 as my loaner next week when my SC goes in for the timing belt change. I have always wanted to do a burnout, but have never had the ***** to do it in a vehicle I own. Got any tips to help me do this in an IS300?

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Old 10-24-03, 11:11 AM
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the loaner most likely doesn't have lsd, so you can only do one wheel burnout if you want.... just powerbrake and floor the car. turn of tcs first
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I can break them loose in reverse
I found that out by accident.
Old 10-25-03, 03:05 PM
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I can break them loose in reverse
I found that out by accident.
hahaha
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Thanks! I'll see if I can record it with my digital camera. I downloaded a guy burning out in his C32 a month ago and it was awesome! Chunks of tread were sprayed on the lower rear quarter panels! If you want it, let me know and I'll email it to you as an attachement.
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Man, I have no idea to host a movie file. PM me your email address and I'll be more than happy to send it to ya!
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do u have AIM??? if u do...hit me up at TicaLis200... i have a few vids of me wasting rubber....
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Why do you want to tear up a perfectly good car by doing burnouts.....even if it isn't yours? All you accomplish is using a lot of gas, shredding rubber off the tires, stressing out the transmission, U-joints, and driveline.....and maybe getting yourself a well-deserved ticket.
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You are kidding, right?
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u make a good point... on the same note.. why buy a lexus? why not just buy a toyota and call it a day? why buy louis vuitton? and not buy gap? why buy a ferrari only to leave it in the garage collecting dust all day? why drift? when u can take the turn at 10 mph and safe? lol....


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Why do you want to tear up a perfectly good car by doing burnouts.....even if it isn't yours? All you accomplish is using a lot of gas, shredding rubber off the tires, stressing out the transmission, U-joints, and driveline.....and maybe getting yourself a well-deserved ticket.
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Default Re: Burnouts?

Originally posted by mmarshall
Why do you want to tear up a perfectly good car by doing burnouts.....even if it isn't yours?

A good friend of mine couldn't understand me, and asked why do I mod my car. I told him , "for the same reason why you climb mountains".

Because it's there!


PS - Jayson, left foot on the brake, right foot rev the gas up to 2k rpm, lift the brake and punch the gas. Do IS's have VSC ?? If yes, then make sure to turn that off.

Here's my car doing a burn out on this preview video: http://mixtape.home.comcast.net/norC...deoPreview.htm

The full length version of this video will be released soon on DVD. Check the GS forums next week for an announcement.

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Well, that's one reason why don't buy used cars...too often they are USED.
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Well, that's one reason why don't buy used cars...too often they are USED.
Well that's up to the buyer to decide. Not you.
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No, flipside, with all due respect, you're wrong on this one. I understand your point about it not being "my" choice...new or "used"...and on that point you are correct. But I consider it unethical to deliberately stress out or tear up a street car for no reason...rental, loaner, or otherwise. I have seen people do this on test-drives when the salesman was not present. Do I also need to add that in all 50 states and D.C., driving legally is a privilidge, not a right? Licenses can be and often are suspended for this type of behavior. I certainly would not want a car that has been stressed out....I don't hink you would either. I simply try and show a little consideration for others, too, not just myself. If more people did, this forum.....and the used car market... would be a lot more civilized.
Have a nice day.
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Default Re: IS300 Burnout

Originally posted by Jayson
I have requested the IS300 as my loaner next week when my SC goes in for the timing belt change. I have always wanted to do a burnout, but have never had the ***** to do it in a vehicle I own. Got any tips to help me do this in an IS300?

Thanks!


Scary.........


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