Nissan 370Z Forum - No Burnouts With the A7?

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Originally Posted by TONY_Z34 (Post 3377284)

Whats the vdc and how do you take it off? Thanks lol

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no problems with a 7 AT

Light them up all motor + bolt ons

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Originally Posted by SouthArk370Z (Post 3377285)

rtfm

judging by his join date + age, I doubt that is a possibility... :stirthepot: :stirthepot:

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Originally Posted by enkei2k (Post 3377527)

judging by his join date + age, I doubt that is a possibility... :stirthepot: :stirthepot:

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I have a 6M but I believe the 7A will smoke the tires, if you know what you are doing.

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And now that we are here, I think this will answer this age old question

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Hey guys, reviving the thread again, just yesterday i tried doing a burnout in my a7

Vdc was off and it was even a little wet out, couldn't get the tires to spin at all at a stand still, i was actually able to get the tires to spin more with the vdc on, any suggestions? Im getting new tires in a week and wanna roast the tires before i get my new ones on.
Also i tired doing all this is "d", did i do it wrong and should have used the "1"? Sorry everyone im a noob to this car

No problems drawing 2 solid black lines here either...

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Originally Posted by N/370Z (Post 3614721)

Vdc was off and it was even a little wet out, couldn't get the tires to spin at all at a stand still, i was actually able to get the tires to spin more with the vdc on, any suggestions?

You're doing something wrong. How on earth did you get the tires to spin more with VDC ON?!?

Pretty sure there are still some nannies on that you have to overcome even with VDC off. ABLS for example applies the rear brakes when the car detects slip - you cannot turn this off without pulling the STOP LAMP fuse or installing an inline switch for the yaw sensor.

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Originally Posted by jchammond (Post 3614724)

No problems drawing 2 solid black lines here either...

Ive read and watched videos and honestly have no clue what im doing wrong, ive even tried brake boosting

I tried racing my buddy a few days ago with vdc off and when i took off the tires did spin a little but the vdc/"inner tc" still kicked in and stopped me from spinning

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I have a video of me trying but it wont load on these forums

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Originally Posted by JARblue (Post 3614725)

That is probably my problem then, i did read there was a fuse i might have to pull or bypass but i was trying to avoid that lol..is it easy to install a switch for that? I would really really hate to pull my fuse just to do a simple burnout

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Originally Posted by JARblue (Post 3614725)

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Originally Posted by N/370Z (Post 3614729)

... ..is it easy to install a switch for that? ...

Search is your friend. Disabling the yaw sensor has been discussed in detail already.

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Originally Posted by SouthArk370Z (Post 3614738)

Search is your friend. Disabling the yaw sensor has been discussed in detail already.

I seen, i looked it up after the fact..looks like ill get to have some fun doing this lol

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May not be able to handle it w/the yaw dis-connected; as it does way more than allow burnouts.