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  • #16
    Just an idea but, put the car in first and slam the gas pedal to the floor. You should peel out a good 30 feet or so hehe. That seems to be the best way to peel out although mine will do the same thing, though not as far, in drive. ;)
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    • #17
      <blockquote>quote:</font><hr>Originally posted by V6Maniac:
      Just an idea but, put the car in first and slam the gas pedal to the floor. You should peel out a good 30 feet or so hehe. That seems to be the best way to peel out although mine will do the same thing, though not as far, in drive. ;) <hr></blockquote>

      actually that doesn't change anything, cus reguardless if you put it in D or 1, you still start in first gear. the only difference is if you put it on 1, you're car won't shift out of first gear :eek: which could be quite bad for the engine if you're burning out.
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      • #18
        WHITESHARK...like V6MANIAC i have also notices that slamming the gas from 1 as opposed to D has allowed my car to peel out a longer strip. I DONO WHAT IT IS since it IS SUPPOSED to start out of 1st gear regardless..any IDEAS??
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        • #19
          Another major factor in what cars burnout and what cars do not is the tire size if some of you have a 215/60/15 and some have the 235/50/16s then the burnouts will be different. I want to put 275/40/17s on mine to help it hook up better so i will have less wheel spin. just my $.02
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          • #20
            only one tire will spin if you do not have posi? When i gun it on mine both tires spin. Does this mean I have posi?
            Troy S.<br />(2000 V6 Camaro - sold)<br />2001 SS Camaro

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            • #21
              poor some water on the ground and quit your belly aching hehe

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              • #22
                so long that traction is equal between both wheels (i.e. no power brake, just a normal spin) you will spin both wheels.

                Put a little force on em, i.e. a brake, and the rear right will only spin.
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                • #23
                  For all you guys with automatics, you might check to see if you have your second gear start button(sgs) on. This could definately impead your burnout abilities...and that would be why when you put it on 1 instead of D it spins.
                  :D
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                  • #24
                    I will try putting my second gear button on. But i read that it should only be used in the rain. I hope this doesn't mess up my transmission .
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                    • #25
                      <blockquote>quote:</font><hr>Originally posted by NSolano:
                      I will try putting my second gear button on. But i read that it should only be used in the rain. I hope this doesn't mess up my transmission .<hr></blockquote>

                      I'm pretty sure he means, make sure it's NOT on. Using SGS gives you LESS wheel spin, thus making for better starts in wet and snowy weather.

                      Make sure it's NOT on [img]smile.gif[/img]
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                      • #26
                        When you start the car The second gear start (sgs)is automaticaly off, where as traction control is always on.
                        I dont think I would go around trying to do a burnout in SGS mods, it is noticeably more slugish when it is on so I immagine that it will not go since it is starting in second gear and the fact that it is ment to get better traction.
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