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    Hey my first 97 Grand Prix SE, 3800 series 2, automatic, wondering how you all burn rubber in these baby's?
    I see some people smoke there automatics for 10 15 feet or so. What do ya do, keep the car in nuetral while raising rpms (if so how much rpms?) then slam it in drive, Or hold the brake while raising rpm's (if so how much rpms?)then releasing brake. My 5 speed oldsmobile quad 4, I can smoke when ever I want, but just don't know on these automatics.
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    Put it in '2nd', hold the footbrake, lock the e-brake, stall the engine up with footbrake applied, let off footbrake and jab the enough to break the tires loose, then hold the RPM's only just high enough to keep a loss of traction.

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    push in the ebrake all the way. stomp the gas with the traction control off and hold on. when ever you want to start rolling let the ebrake out.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Street Wolf View Post
    Put it in '2nd', hold the footbrake, lock the e-brake, stall the engine up with footbrake applied, let off footbrake and jab the enough to break the tires loose, then hold the RPM's only just high enough to keep a loss of traction.

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    push in the ebrake all the way. stomp the gas with the traction control off and hold on. when ever you want to start rolling let the ebrake out.
    Cool thanks gentlemen gonn give it a shot next time out.
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    Quote Originally Posted by grand prix newb View Post
    What do ya do, keep the car in nuetral while raising rpms (if so how much rpms?) then slam it in drive,
    Do that, and I'd be surprised if you car still drives.

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    Or hold the brake while raising rpm's (if so how much rpms?)then releasing brake.
    That's the basic idea to launching. Usually you want to get it up near 2k RPMs.

    Don't do this much though. Your 97 SE has the 4T60E which is weaker than the still somewhat weak 4T65E in 98+ GTs and SEs. The GTPs have 4T65E-HDs which features a tougher differential against things like burnouts.

    To many burnouts with your transmission (all it takes is one) and you'll get this:

    http://www.intense-racing.com/diffboom.shtml

    The main killer is when you get one wheel moving a lot faster than the other (or one wheel not moving at all). Gears score the pinion shaft and either the shaft fails or the gears fail and it all explodes through the cover.

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    Put it in '2nd',
    Great way to wear out the tranny even faster. Burn up the manual bands!! You can leave it in D. Makes no difference in the results and saves your tranny from unnecessary wear. Though it's a moot point since a burnout is unnecessary.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Sabrewings View Post
    Do that, and I'd be surprised if you car still drives.



    That's the basic idea to launching. Usually you want to get it up near 2k RPMs.

    Don't do this much though. Your 97 SE has the 4T60E which is weaker than the still somewhat weak 4T65E in 98+ GTs and SEs. The GTPs have 4T65E-HDs which features a tougher differential against things like burnouts.

    To many burnouts with your transmission (all it takes is one) and you'll get this:

    http://www.intense-racing.com/diffboom.shtml

    The main killer is when you get one wheel moving a lot faster than the other (or one wheel not moving at all). Gears score the pinion shaft and either the shaft fails or the gears fail and it all explodes through the cover.



    Great way to wear out the tranny even faster. Burn up the manual bands!! You can leave it in D. Makes no difference in the results and saves your tranny from unnecessary wear. Though it's a moot point since a burnout is unnecessary.


    edit: Too much fail in this post for me to bother correcting for you.
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    Go right ahead. I'd like to see you correct, then Dave come behind you and correct you.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Sabrewings View Post
    Go right ahead. I'd like to see you correct, then Dave come behind you and correct you.
    Who says I'll have anything that needs correcting? Not like we haven't done more than our fair share of transmission rebuilds in our own shop.
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    I want to see what you want to "correct", because everything stated above is proven fact.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Sabrewings View Post
    I want to see what you want to "correct", because everything stated above is proven fact.
    Rofl, 'proven' fact huh?
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    You're not even making any points other than "you're wrong". Strong argument you have there.
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    Oh, no. I already had it typed out once but then I remember it wouldn't make much of a difference so I edited my post.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Sabrewings View Post
    Do that, and I'd be surprised if you car still drives.


    That's the basic idea to launching. Usually you want to get it up near 2k RPMs.

    Don't do this much though. Your 97 SE has the 4T60E which is weaker than the still somewhat weak 4T65E in 98+ GTs and SEs. The GTPs have 4T65E-HDs which features a tougher differential against things like burnouts.

    To many burnouts with your transmission (all it takes is one) and you'll get this:

    http://www.intense-racing.com/diffboom.shtml

    The main killer is when you get one wheel moving a lot faster than the other (or one wheel not moving at all). Gears score the pinion shaft and either the shaft fails or the gears fail and it all explodes through the cover.



    Great way to wear out the tranny even faster. Burn up the manual bands!! You can leave it in D. Makes no difference in the results and saves your tranny from unnecessary wear. Though it's a moot point since a burnout is unnecessary.
    Ok I am not gonna try it, Thanks, I just see people burning there rubber in automatics and was wondering how they do it.

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    edit: Too much fail in this post for me to bother correcting for you.
    Ok I'll try it just once or twice!

    Quote Originally Posted by Sabrewings View Post
    Go right ahead. I'd like to see you correct, then Dave come behind you and correct you.
    Ok I won't try it.

    Quote Originally Posted by Street Wolf View Post
    Who says I'll have anything that needs correcting? Not like we haven't done more than our fair share of transmission rebuilds in our own shop.
    Ok I'll try it.

    Quote Originally Posted by Sabrewings View Post
    I want to see what you want to "correct", because everything stated above is proven fact.
    ok I won't try it.

    Quote Originally Posted by Street Wolf View Post
    Rofl, 'proven' fact huh?
    OK I'll try it.
    Quote Originally Posted by Sabrewings View Post
    You're not even making any points other than "you're wrong". Strong argument you have there.
    Ok I won't try it.

    Quote Originally Posted by Street Wolf View Post
    Oh, no. I already had it typed out once but then I remember it wouldn't make much of a difference so I edited my post.
    Ok I'll try it, hey didn't mean to start up anything here, just wondering how people are burning there rubber and spinning there tires in automatic's.
    Didn't think one time, once in a while, would be a prob, or do much damage if there was a right way.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Street Wolf View Post
    Oh, no. I already had it typed out once but then I remember it wouldn't make much of a difference so I edited my post.
    Not to be a dick, but if you aren't going to bother backing up what you say, then you have no right to be arguing in the first place. Posting your opinions would allow members to decide who is more likely to be correct. What you're doing accomplishes nothing.
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    ^^^ That's a good point. To often I see people ask a question and get hassled, or two posting members get into it. If someone asks a question..such as one I remember..Can I put blue lights on my car...don't make fun of them or harass them.. A well informed answer is all their looking for.

    My opinion on the burnout...I tried it out once with the ebrake trick and my car started doing some wierd stuff...so I bailed. If you can't do it with the gas alone...I say stay away. And if you don't have the money to replace broked parts...well at least you know how, so when you have the confidence or the money...you can give it a shot.
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    Quote Originally Posted by DesQ27 View Post
    ^^^ That's a good point. To often I see people ask a question and get hassled, or two posting members get into it. If someone asks a question..such as one I remember..Can I put blue lights on my car...don't make fun of them or harass them.. A well informed answer is all their looking for.

    My opinion on the burnout...I tried it out once with the ebrake trick and my car started doing some wierd stuff...so I bailed. If you can't do it with the gas alone...I say stay away. And if you don't have the money to replace broked parts...well at least you know how, so when you have the confidence or the money...you can give it a shot.
    You are all right as far as I am concerned thanks for the point's, I left this thread on while I went to work yesterday and my wife read it, so when I got home she had this mean snarling look on her face, so I decided to back off on the burning rubber Idea. Thanks gentlemen.
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    Quote Originally Posted by DesQ27 View Post
    To often I see people ask a question and get hassled, or two posting members get into it. If someone asks a question..such as one I remember..Can I put blue lights on my car...don't make fun of them or harass them.. A well informed answer is all their looking for.
    YEAH!!!! What he said!

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    Did the e-brake thing on My GT once. Fun for the moment. No need to do it anymore. Seen quite a few blown apart diffs from it. Leave the burnouts for the old school hot rods. Just hit the gas and go.
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    Ahem.....Transmission by Dave (trannyman95)
    Shouldn't be any more to say. No one wheel peel here.
    Although I wouldn't recommend this to anyone.

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