Can 4.7L do a decent burn out?
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Apply brake hard and floor the gas
Continue to apply gas while lifting slightly off of brake pedal until rear tires spin loose of rear brake control....while front brake pressure continues to hold vehicle in place... (this process should take no more than 3 seconds)
lift off brake a little more to get rears really spinning good (another 3 seconds)
Lift off brake comletely.
Alternatively, there is a process called the "neutral drop". I'll save you the repair bill and not explain how that is done.
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Place truck in 1st gear
Apply brake hard and floor the gas
Continue to apply gas while lifting slightly off of brake pedal until rear tires spin loose of rear brake control....while front brake pressure continues to hold vehicle in place... (this process should take no more than 3 seconds)
lift off brake a little more to get rears really spinning good (another 3 seconds)
Lift off brake comletely.
Alternatively, there is a process called the "neutral drop". I'll save you the repair bill and not explain how that is done.
Apply brake hard and floor the gas
Continue to apply gas while lifting slightly off of brake pedal until rear tires spin loose of rear brake control....while front brake pressure continues to hold vehicle in place... (this process should take no more than 3 seconds)
lift off brake a little more to get rears really spinning good (another 3 seconds)
Lift off brake comletely.
Alternatively, there is a process called the "neutral drop". I'll save you the repair bill and not explain how that is done.
Hence, the name power brake...
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The Neon’s where the most under rated cars. Dodge should had never dropped it for the Stratus. Small but roomy. Nice ridding, decent power and great MPG. Just a good package. Only down side where those ogle eyed head light that hazed over in just two years. My daughters Neon has over 150k and still going strong.