is it bad for the car to do burnouts on wet surfaces to where the car goes into 3rd gear? A friend of mine did this and i was wondering if this is bad for the car. He also does alot of burnouts on wet streets up to like "80mph"(the wheel speed not the actual car speed) is this bad for the car?

 

It's possible. i don't know if it's bad. When I use to do burnouts I could get to 60 sometimes but I think it just means that his tires are pretty bad because if they had a lot of grip then it would be harder to do a burnout at that wheel speed. And on a wet surface yeah they will spin. I don't think it is bad for the car though, unless the burnout is with an auto from N to Drive.

 

if its a wet surface you should be fine

 

if you don't mind burning rubber then no.

 

It's bad because there is no air flowing over the transmission cooler.

It's also bad because burnouts of any kind on street tires are &

 

I did a burnout in a lazer turbo well into 4th. It was uphill but the car was a monster. and yea it is kinda ricy but who cares.

 

i never did it in a FWD but RWD is fuuuuuuuuuuuun!!!!!. im not sure if id try it in my max, but a v8 stang or z28 id have a blast.

 

Burning out is fun and very amusing but it's not suppose to happen. Do it too many times and you might break something.

 

Just make sure it's your tires spinning and not your clutch slipping...