is this bad for your car?
#41
Originally Posted by 95camryguy
i lock up my ebrake all the time in the snow and rain... makes me smile ear to ear.
it cant really be that bad for your car, tires and brakes may not like it but whatever. those are wear items anyway.
there is this very cool video from a famous driver Tiff Needell showing the viewer how to do some cool(and potential lifesaving) tricks using a FWD car and the E-brake.
here is a google video link, its the whole movie but you can fast forward to the FWD part:
http://video.google.com/videoplay?do...l+google&hl=en
watch the above video to understand the proper way to use the ebrake while driving
it cant really be that bad for your car, tires and brakes may not like it but whatever. those are wear items anyway.
there is this very cool video from a famous driver Tiff Needell showing the viewer how to do some cool(and potential lifesaving) tricks using a FWD car and the E-brake.
here is a google video link, its the whole movie but you can fast forward to the FWD part:
http://video.google.com/videoplay?do...l+google&hl=en
watch the above video to understand the proper way to use the ebrake while driving
#42
Yeah if the tC has really small rear drum brakes inside the disk rotors then I would keep away from them unless you loose the main brakes or are on snow. Other than that it is what the e-brake is for and in old british cars you had to push the button to make the brake stay on - yanking the lever would just work the brake and release which is what you did on a hair pin turn to turn sharper. On my xB in snow I tried to spin it around one time and the ABS kicked in and nothing happened - yeah ABS on the emergency brake!!! And then the stability control keeps xB's from power spinning around in the snow too - man ya can't have any fun anymore.
#43
Originally Posted by redwar1441
it shouldnt damage anything unless of course you crash. Yes it puts more stress on bushing and the like, but not really more stress then driving hard. As far as brakes if my memory serves me correctly the tc's rear E-brake is actually a drum brake inside the rear disc.
"drifting" never really is a good idea but if your posting because your worried about damaging something dont worry too much. I used to "drift" my last tc alot. Raining out in a near empty parking lot at 1 in the morning and 180ing into a parking space. Just dont do it if people are around. If your having trouble finding a place, behind supermarkets at the whee hours of the morning can be a good place. But cops come quick and rightfully so.
"drifting" never really is a good idea but if your posting because your worried about damaging something dont worry too much. I used to "drift" my last tc alot. Raining out in a near empty parking lot at 1 in the morning and 180ing into a parking space. Just dont do it if people are around. If your having trouble finding a place, behind supermarkets at the whee hours of the morning can be a good place. But cops come quick and rightfully so.
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