[marty]

I just got a 17 and I am wondering the best way to do a standstill burnout? I tried using the break hold button but it seems to just dissengage once the car starts moving forward.

 

[JS2000]

I don't see the fun in doing a burnout unless I'm at a 1/4 mile track, but :

Wet front tires work best.

How about using the parking brake ?

 

[marty]

both electric and dissengage when you take off.

 

[Cabeldude]

If you don't have your seat belt on the parking brake will not auto disengage, Canadian model anyway.

 

[hawk02]

W h y??????????????

 

[B20Vtec]

W h y??????????????

Because 'Murica.

But realistically if the parking brake is auto-disengaging, the only thing you can really do is soak the front tires and ground, and have two people hold it. Try popping the clutch at a higher rpm and try not to break anything in the process.

 

[4Tires]

Don't burnouts ruin your tires?

 

[Mccobk01]

:laugh::laugh:

 

[Grey Ghost]

I have been fighting to stay positive over this one for hours now, and the only thing I can come up with is this;

Gotta love free entertainment, lol.

 

[DavidPeab]

Burn outs on front tires? The smoke is bad enough off the rears.

 

[10genSi]

W h y??????????????

Exactly +1

 

[peterletran]

Not sure about just Canadian models, but the e-brake doesn't auto-disengage in my coupe 6sp with my seat belt off, as well ...
I haven't tried this specifically, but try holding the switch in the up position throughout?