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Been trying to do a burnout with my new 2017 3500 duramax but cant get it to go. I turned traction control and stabilitrack off. I got my foot on the break and floor it, All it does is spin a couple times, stops, kind of hops a bit, then spins a couple times agains and so on. Any suggestions to get this truck burning tires?

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Josh121

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Why?

 

Because i would like to be able too.

newdude Senior Enthusiast

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Drop into M1, hold the stabilitrak button for 10 seconds. Do a short like 2mph roll and jab the brakes and put the go pedal to the floor. Feather brake pedal accordingly.

 

I could hit 2nd gear in my 6.0 regular cab smoking.

Josh121 Enthusiast

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Drop into M1, hold the stabilitrak button for 10 seconds. Do a short like 2mph roll and jab the brakes and put the go pedal to the floor. Feather brake pedal accordingly.

 

thank you very much for the help, will try it out as soon as i can

BigBlockBirch Enthusiast

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M3

Turn off traction (2 sec hold)

Foot on brake

Foot on gas

Look for $$$ pealing off your tires

 

 

LOL

 

Now you better post a video.

Josh121 Enthusiast

Josh121

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M3

Turn off traction (2 sec hold)

Foot on brake

Foot on gas

Look for $$$ pealing off your tires

 

 

LOL

 

Now you better post a video.

 

hahahah gonna get new wheels and tires anyways. will try to get a good video though

Josh121 Enthusiast

Josh121

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Sigh...I wish I had the money to do a burnout in a brand new truck. Tires are expensive.

ahhh just do a little burnout tires will still be fine lol

4x4Pete Enthusiast

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Sigh...I wish I had the money to do a burnout in a brand new truck. Tires are expensive.

So are trucks and I don't care to wear out any parts faster than they already do.☺

Josh121 Enthusiast

Josh121

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So are trucks and I don't care to wear out any parts faster than they already do.☺

 

whats life without having a little bit of fun

4x4Pete Enthusiast

4x4Pete

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whats life without having a little bit of fun

Hey if you call that fun then have at it! It's yours to do with what you want!

jerryw1000 Enthusiast

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Hey if you call that fun then have at it! It's yours to do with what you want!

 

Yeh...no kidding. I intend to nurse my transmission, differential, drive shaft, and brakes for as long as I can......tires too. Must be nice to have money.

Rvduck Enthusiast

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I have had catastrophic breakdowns in past vehicles ( Fords ) These were frustrating events and I have never abused any vehicle I have ever owned. If I abused a vehicle, then had it break down, I would want to kick my own ass so badly.

Doug Rosewood Enthusiast

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This is depressing, you can buy houses for the price of these trucks..apparently somebody doesn't value money spent. If you really want to show off, put it in park on the highway.

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