power sliding with e-brake?
06-12-2001, 02:21 PM
#2
Originally posted by Sunrise
I was wondering how much damage a max would get through e-braking on a wet road, say at 40mph?
I heard that e-braking while moving will "stretch the hand-brake cord", is that true? what are the damages that can result from doing that?
I was wondering how much damage a max would get through e-braking on a wet road, say at 40mph?
I heard that e-braking while moving will "stretch the hand-brake cord", is that true? what are the damages that can result from doing that?
06-12-2001, 04:32 PM
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Originally posted by Sunrise
I was wondering how much damage a max would get through e-braking on a wet road, say at 40mph?
I heard that e-braking while moving will "stretch the hand-brake cord", is that true? what are the damages that can result from doing that?
I was wondering how much damage a max would get through e-braking on a wet road, say at 40mph?
I heard that e-braking while moving will "stretch the hand-brake cord", is that true? what are the damages that can result from doing that?
06-12-2001, 05:12 PM
#6
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i wouldn't do that
my friend at school used to do that, he eventually messed up his e brake and when he parked on hills, his car would start sliding cuz he wore it out, why would u want to power slide with it, you don't have a race car. jus don't want people to do dangerous things, i've seen crazy drivers out there, and my friend once lost control when his gf pulled on the e brake when he ran a red light, its scary, you don't know how the car will react at differnt speeds.
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