SO so far we found it called....

power brake
brake torque
burnout
brake stand


Thats like the locals kids trying to tell me drifting is new. We called it powersliding in the 80's and the "slow way around the track".

 

Then it's true we learn something new everyday. I still call it Tire Killer

 

Almost forgot its also called Reckless driving by some people who happen to have red and blue lights on teh top of their crown vic's.

 

agreed found that one out the hard way lol. although i was just sitting there burning them and he gave me a noise ordenence instead of a moving violation. he was feeling generious

 

LOL thats funny in maryland its reckless driving

 

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i did a dougnut on some ice last year with 5 stollen road signs in the back(dont ask)....im lucky they just told me to go home

 

here in nebraska we call it a BURNOUT TOO!

 

you know what helps give these automatic transmissions a little more pazazz for doing some burnouts.... **** into the trans... that will help with the torque loss issue in the torque converter.... wouldnt be suprised that mopar atf did originate from urine... [:'(]

 

lol
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There's a difference between a burnout and a brake stand/power braking. Burnout by definition is just spinning the tires - could be at a stand still or it could be moving. Brake stand implies that you're not moving, the front brakes are locked up, and you're doing a stationary burnout.