My little burnout.
04-12-2005, 10:19 PM
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that'* typical for the rear end to do that. I notice that on the 1986-1999 H-bodies that the rear end does not squat with the E-brake on and pushing the gas down. With the 95-99 G bodies and the 2000+ H bodies the rear end squats down pretty far with the E-Brake on. It'* just something to do with the suspension setup in the rear. It'* kind of cool how much it lowers. 
04-13-2005, 02:50 PM
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Makes me wish I actually had a parking brake. I guess I'll never know the truth behind the mystery of the missing e-brake pedal.
04-14-2005, 11:46 PM
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Originally Posted by rjolly87
hey, can you teach my tempo how to do that?
Originally Posted by digitaloutsider
Makes me wish I actually had a parking brake. I guess I'll never know the truth behind the mystery of the missing e-brake pedal.
04-15-2005, 11:13 AM
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u should try the lunch tray fun..
put 2 trays on ur back tires and E-brake. Hit the gas .. go all over the place..
I wouldent do it to our boners.. to much respect but if u have a **** kicker cavalier or sunfire.. DO IT
put 2 trays on ur back tires and E-brake. Hit the gas .. go all over the place..
I wouldent do it to our boners.. to much respect but if u have a **** kicker cavalier or sunfire.. DO IT
