This is sorta a dumb question but every once in a while, about once or twice a month i will do a pretty nice burnout. What i was wondering is if doing it this much is bad for the engine??? Can i hurt the engine by doing this??
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1994 Pontiac Trans Am A4 Pacesetter Ceramic Coated Longtubes,3" ORY,Dual 3" Cutouts,No Cat,!AIR,!EGR,K&N CAI,Flowmaster Exhaust,Mad Z28 Tune,Spohn Subframe Connectors,Eibach Sportline Lowering Springs,KYB Shocks,17x9.5 Chrome ZO6 Rims,5% Tint
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if ur sittin there revvin it to the sky yes. if not shouldnt be a problem, yea its extra stress but also on everything else. just keep the revs around 2.5 or 3K and u should be fine2009 Honda Civic EX- the daily beater
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Make sure you don't take it to redline. When you want to end the burnout, don't just lift off the throttle and let everything come to a crashing stop. Roll out of it, slowly easing up on the throttle. My normal burnout is about 4-5 seconds at 5,000rpm in 2nd gear.Fred
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okay thanks, i don't do it all that much but sometimes i'm scared i might blow a rod or something like that. My rpm's only get to around 4k or so.1994 Pontiac Trans Am A4 Pacesetter Ceramic Coated Longtubes,3" ORY,Dual 3" Cutouts,No Cat,!AIR,!EGR,K&N CAI,Flowmaster Exhaust,Mad Z28 Tune,Spohn Subframe Connectors,Eibach Sportline Lowering Springs,KYB Shocks,17x9.5 Chrome ZO6 Rims,5% TintComment
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Really depends on who is buying the tires. LOL camaro409Comment
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Just for kicks. Here is one I did in my 02Z06.
http://vids.myspace.com/index.cfm?fu...=850309978&n=2LS15 Power! Another LSx engine coming soon.
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