dumb question

[coz]

how can a spyder do a burn out when it has traction control?:dontknow:

 

[challman]

how can a spyder do a burn out when it has traction control?:dontknow:

I believe that the traction control only kicks in above a certain speed.

I know that the traction control primarily kicks in if you get sideways.

 

[WackyDan]

Pull in the clutch... roll the throttle... let out said clutch... and watch the smoke.

Traction control has nothing to do with that fun unless you have the steering at a high "angle"

 

[AMTJIM]

I think it's a ratio of front wheel to rear wheel speed. It's occurred above 40 mph.:thumbup:

 

[boborgera]

Pull in the clutch... roll the throttle... let out said clutch... and watch the smoke.

Traction control has nothing to do with that fun unless you have the steering at a high "angle"

:agree:Turn the bars, like 10 degrees or more left or right no burnouts.
Keep the wheels strait and watch the rubber burn.

 

[fastfraser]

Smoken :2thumbs:

 

[jedd]

See avatar:yikes: applying a lil' brake don't hurt either if you need to freshen up the tire surface. I hate driving with a dirty back tire

Jim:thumbup:

 

[Bob Denman]

Smoke 'em if you've got 'em!

 

[SpyderWolf]

SE5 with the right mods no clutch to dump, just crack the throttle and light up the back tire. :2thumbs:

 

[coz]

burnout explanation

thanks for the info. its all very interesting:2thumbs:

 

[Sny]

more specifically, it doesn't really do traction control under 35mph.
but it does do vehicle stability at all speeds. If you start to fishtail while doing that burnout it'll shut you down quick.