Smoke From Tyres ??? How ???

deven_x · 3rd March 2006, 00:06

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revtech · 3rd March 2006, 00:25

i would like to know why you think they would blow up ?? a normall hard well done wheel spin will emit smoke dude to burnt rubber i have done it a couple of times.the reason why it comes from the front tyres is because the our indian cars are FWD.

Rev

nitrous · 3rd March 2006, 12:57

Ever heard of the term 'Burnout'???

n_aditya · 3rd March 2006, 13:01

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Originally Posted by revtech

i would like to know why you think they would blow up ?? a normall hard well done wheel spin will emit smoke dude to burnt rubber i have done it a couple of times.the reason why it comes from the front tyres is because the our indian cars are FWD.

Rev

hey revv this wud definitely cause quite an extent of damage to the drivetrain and related parts right?

suman · 3rd March 2006, 13:12

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Originally Posted by deven_x

cauzze ordinary tyres would just blow up.....also do you have 2 modify your engine to produce so much of power.........

Tyres wouldn't blow up at all; used to do it all the time when I took off from traffic lights in my earlier days

. Its just that you are taking a little bit of rubber off your tyres every time and you are putting pressure on the clutch.

You can generate wheelspins when changing quick & hard from first to second as well....

revtech · 3rd March 2006, 14:38

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Originally Posted by n_aditya

hey revv this wud definitely cause quite an extent of damage to the drivetrain and related parts right?

100 % dude.great damage to tyres clutch and the likes.
not worth it.

Rev

nitrous · 3rd March 2006, 15:08

Even driveshaft takes the hit during wheelspins.

My ikon's right side one has already started to pack up. It costs around 7000 bucks for a single side driveshaft.

karthik247 · 3rd March 2006, 21:56

Smoke from tyres can be caused due to a burnout. And if ur car is powerful enough it can pretty much change a wheelspin into a burnout. And by this be prepared to get urself new tyres, clutch and driveshaft in the very near future.

Doin it in gravel would be that much of a prob i suppose

Rehaan · 3rd March 2006, 22:14

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deven_x BHPian Join Date: Mar 2006 Location: Bangalore Posts: 37 Thanked: 0 Times	Smoke From Tyres ??? How ??? Note from the Team-BHP Support Staff : Post Deleted. Slang and SMS Language are STRICTLY prohibited on Team-BHP. Please type in full and proper English for the benefit of other community members. We advice you to read the Announcements and Board Rules section before proceeding any further.
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3rd March 2006, 00:25	#2
revtech Senior - BHPian Join Date: Nov 2004 Location: Bombay Posts: 1,992 Thanked: 39 Times View My Garage	i would like to know why you think they would blow up ?? a normall hard well done wheel spin will emit smoke dude to burnt rubber i have done it a couple of times.the reason why it comes from the front tyres is because the our indian cars are FWD. Rev
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3rd March 2006, 12:57	#3
nitrous Senior - BHPian Join Date: May 2004 Location: UAE/Lon/Madras Posts: 6,965 Thanked: 333 Times View My Garage	Ever heard of the term 'Burnout'???
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3rd March 2006, 15:08	#7
nitrous Senior - BHPian Join Date: May 2004 Location: UAE/Lon/Madras Posts: 6,965 Thanked: 333 Times View My Garage	Even driveshaft takes the hit during wheelspins. My ikon's right side one has already started to pack up. It costs around 7000 bucks for a single side driveshaft.
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3rd March 2006, 21:56	#8
karthik247 Senior - BHPian Join Date: Feb 2005 Location: BLR, HYD Posts: 2,710 Thanked: 30 Times	Smoke from tyres can be caused due to a burnout. And if ur car is powerful enough it can pretty much change a wheelspin into a burnout. And by this be prepared to get urself new tyres, clutch and driveshaft in the very near future. Doin it in gravel would be that much of a prob i suppose
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3rd March 2006, 22:14	#9
Rehaan Team-BHP Support Join Date: Feb 2004 Location: Bombay Posts: 24,218 Thanked: 36,120 Times	Note from Moderator - This has been discussed before, use the SEARCH feature and search for "burnouts" and "wheelspins". Thread closed R
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