what a squid LOL.
I've seen a few civics do burnouts without the e-brake, but they were not stock under the hood.
Burnout question??
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You buy me a new rear tire and I'll do it!BuzZz wrote:And from the other side of the fence....
ana-retentive amatures......
Of course I'm generalizing from a single example here, but everyone does that. At least I do.
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After your friends have grown up and discover that tires aren't so cheap and have to pay for them themselves, they'll stop the burnouts.
Burnouts are the stupidest things I've ever seen and only for those with too much testosterone, too much money or too little brains.
Burnouts are the stupidest things I've ever seen and only for those with too much testosterone, too much money or too little brains.
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I'm a firm believer that anything with a manual clutch can do a burnout.
A honda civic will happily do a burn out if its a stick. Rev up, drop the clutch and there u have it, a bonified wussy burnout.
I did one burnout on my GS 500, I was at work and i was going on my lunch break to put new tires on it. A little antifreeze under the back tire = lots of smoke.
A honda civic will happily do a burn out if its a stick. Rev up, drop the clutch and there u have it, a bonified wussy burnout.
I did one burnout on my GS 500, I was at work and i was going on my lunch break to put new tires on it. A little antifreeze under the back tire = lots of smoke.
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