FWD Doughnuts?
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FWD Doughnuts?
is it at all possib;e on aregualr tarm surface to pull doughts with a FWD car. i have done it kinda on snow and ice by speeding up and cuttin the wheel to the lock and getting theback end of that car around with hand brake. i have also done that on dry ground and sorta worked. But the rotation never kept going nor did it make a complete 360. Any information will help me, and then im going to seriously consider going to a drivng school next time instead of a Defnsive driving couse. haha!
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Re: FWD Doughnuts?
Originally posted by ZBTlancerOZ
is it at all possib;e on aregualr tarm surface to pull doughts with a FWD car. i have done it kinda on snow and ice by speeding up and cuttin the wheel to the lock and getting theback end of that car around with hand brake. i have also done that on dry ground and sorta worked. But the rotation never kept going nor did it make a complete 360. Any information will help me, and then im going to seriously consider going to a drivng school next time instead of a Defnsive driving couse. haha!
is it at all possib;e on aregualr tarm surface to pull doughts with a FWD car. i have done it kinda on snow and ice by speeding up and cuttin the wheel to the lock and getting theback end of that car around with hand brake. i have also done that on dry ground and sorta worked. But the rotation never kept going nor did it make a complete 360. Any information will help me, and then im going to seriously consider going to a drivng school next time instead of a Defnsive driving couse. haha!
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Easiest way is to get a couple of food trays from your local Walmart, or food court , and drive the rear tyres on to them. Pull your handbrake, accelerate to a reasonable speed, turn, and drift. It actually works surprisingly well.
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Originally posted by UFO
Easiest way is to get a couple of food trays from your local Walmart, or food court , and drive the rear tyres on to them. Pull your handbrake, accelerate to a reasonable speed, turn, and drift. It actually works surprisingly well.
Easiest way is to get a couple of food trays from your local Walmart, or food court , and drive the rear tyres on to them. Pull your handbrake, accelerate to a reasonable speed, turn, and drift. It actually works surprisingly well.
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<<<<<< Has gone through quite a few trays from McD's in his life time using that trick.
Be forewarned you may **** up your rears doing this and make sure to keep track of the wear on the trays as after a while there will be holes in the trays.
And remember to please return your trays after you use them back to where you got them
Be forewarned you may **** up your rears doing this and make sure to keep track of the wear on the trays as after a while there will be holes in the trays.
And remember to please return your trays after you use them back to where you got them
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Haha...food trays are old news my friends....they don't last long and they don't slide as well as good ol wood.
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plastic trays?!!!!, wood?!!!! this is a joke right?...lol
damn there has to be some way....what if i used my nos? then coul di do doughnuts, or would that be all my car is worth after doing something like that and ending up in a tree?
damn there has to be some way....what if i used my nos? then coul di do doughnuts, or would that be all my car is worth after doing something like that and ending up in a tree?
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Originally posted by hollywood
plastic trays?!!!!, wood?!!!! this is a joke right?...lol
damn there has to be some way....what if i used my nos? then coul di do doughnuts, or would that be all my car is worth after doing something like that and ending up in a tree?
plastic trays?!!!!, wood?!!!! this is a joke right?...lol
damn there has to be some way....what if i used my nos? then coul di do doughnuts, or would that be all my car is worth after doing something like that and ending up in a tree?
Its like having a D1 car without going through tires.
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Originally posted by hardcoretuner
if your too cheap for tray sliding reverse always has worked for me lmao
if your too cheap for tray sliding reverse always has worked for me lmao
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Originally posted by hollywood
no no, its not that i am cheap. i just dont understand how or why that helps. But if you guys say it will work, then i am more then willing to try it.
no no, its not that i am cheap. i just dont understand how or why that helps. But if you guys say it will work, then i am more then willing to try it.