How to WheelSpin an Automatic?
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the merc sprinter auto vans at work will spin the wheels easy even when it's dry
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It's very difficult to make the Saab wheelspin.
First off you have to find some tarmac, actually, any surface will do, although a damp one works better than dry, and wet is best. Then you need to put it into gear, no need to rev it. Then you put your foot on the accelerator fairly rapidly. Ummm.... that's it, really.
Hmmm, the more I think about it, the more I realise that this isn't actually what you would call hard actually, more, sort of..... well easy really
250hp through the front wheels of a car that weighs more than the QE2 = wheelspin.
First off you have to find some tarmac, actually, any surface will do, although a damp one works better than dry, and wet is best. Then you need to put it into gear, no need to rev it. Then you put your foot on the accelerator fairly rapidly. Ummm.... that's it, really.
Hmmm, the more I think about it, the more I realise that this isn't actually what you would call hard actually, more, sort of..... well easy really
250hp through the front wheels of a car that weighs more than the QE2 = wheelspin.
i got pwned by a rav4 because i couldnt put power down in either first or second
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I will now assume that you are taking the ****
Unless its an E60?
Even the very latest ones have around 105bhp/tonne!