Does r3v do burnouts?

[M-technik-3]

I tend to leaving my drive way due to idiots driving well above the posted speed. But I'd rather not. The car I did it with was an E36 332is and it seemed to break traction no matter how I left the driveway. Fun yes sideways to start the morning but me and my neighbors grew tired of it. Except one with the tubbed 56 chevy p/u with the 671 blower that sticks through the imaginary hood.

He's always sideways leaving.

Stuff gets torn up fast in an old BMW automatic leave that for the 60-70's muscle cars, oops they are long gone for high school kids. They sure were fun.

[dashboardmonkey]

I used to do bhrnouts all the time. Then I got pulled over for it. Got a stern warning for it but no ticket thankfully. I don't do them hardly ever anymore as my clutch is getting wore out and tires are fucking expensive.

[JasonC]

http://www.r3vlimited.com/board/show...light=burnouts

Thanks for remembering that thread! Cause thats the first thing that came to mind when i read the title of this thread.

Wow, the Ego's here astound me.

+1.


And yes i do enjoy a good old burnout. I tend not to do much any more since the price of tires are higher then they use to be in the past.

[F34R]

If it is wet outside I tend to fishtail a bit now and then. Never in the dry, I do spin sometimes when I launch at SCCA.

But no, my tires cost too much to act like a kid.

[be34st]

I'm a fan of easing into wot around slow corners and getting a little sideways. No clutch dumps unless it's raining and smooth pavement. Even then I try to go easy on it. When I was 16 I learned the hard way that Tokyo drifting everywhere will tear up your drive terrain in no time haha

Agreed, this I enjoy.

[jaywood]

Waiting for kamotors....

[rickycricketts]

I'm a fan of easing into wot around slow corners and getting a little sideways. No clutch dumps unless it's raining and smooth pavement. Even then I try to go easy on it. When I was 16 I learned the hard way that Tokyo drifting everywhere will tear up your drive terrain in no time haha

[be34st]

Meh, too each their own I suppose.

[Exodus_2pt0]

Wow, so r3v has more sense than the E34 guys on bimmerforums. Thats a first.

Wow, the Ego's here astound me.

Burnouts are not a good measure of sense. It's all about the context with which said burnout occurs.

[be34st]

Wow, so r3v has more sense than the E34 guys on bimmerforums. Thats a first.

[Kvasi]

I dont. 50% i dont want the attention and 50% i dont want to brake stuff.

[kid325e]

Nope. I leave the burnouts for the E36 guys.

Seen a few E36 M3's with the rear strut towers TORN apart! They (BMW) sells the portion of the top of the strut tower for that application!

[Exodus_2pt0]

Not with my RS3's on.

Bottlecaps? All day long, but then again I have my own shop if I break an axle....

[Vivek]

http://www.r3vlimited.com/board/showthread.php?t=226009&highlight=burnouts

I do very occasionally, but not for more than a second or two. Don't see the appeal in wasting money while simultaneously going nowhere.

[nokincy]

No.