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Hey everyone! I was messing around on my driveway witha experimental pneumatic-lowrider RC buggy motor car...and i found out that legoRC Buggy Motors were capapble of making some burnout skidmarks and a bit of tire dust on my driveway! Here is a short video of it!

I hope you like the bird chirping :hmpf_bad:

and i hope you can see the small black marks at the end *huh**oh2*

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aaaah the stupid media thing didnt work. let me try again

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Actually, you are demonstrating the fine art of "Patching Out" (laying a patch of rubber down). A proper "Burnout" requires burning rubber (and lots of smoke):

Torana_Burn_Out_Summernats_Aus_by_Clinton_Hatfield.jpg

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Actually, you are demonstrating the fine art of "Patching Out" (laying a patch of rubber down). A proper "Burnout" requires burning rubber (and lots of smoke):

Torana. :wub:

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Have you successfully done a burnout without holding the car in place?

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Have you successfully done a burnout without holding the car in place?

Well, if I raise the pneumatics all the way up, it can do a "patch out" without my foot holding it.

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In a fullsize car, you hold the brakes on while you are doing a burnout to "hold the car in place".

In the annual motorcycle rally in Sturgis ND, they use chock block to "hold the motorcycle in place" during the burnout competition.

Drag Cars have something called a line lock that allowes them to only actuate the front brakes to facilitate a burnout amongst other things.

v/r

Andy

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I have those tires too. They would make it really easy, because they have very little grip.

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