it is important to know if your car is FWD/RWD/AWD. you don't want to do this if you have a FWD or AWD car. the brakes will be applied to a powered axle and the

it is important to know if your car is FWD/RWD/AWD. you don't want to do this if you have a FWD or AWD car. the brakes will be applied to a powered axle and the brakes will just roast. (front brakes = majority of braking power, or all of it depending on car, when you hit the brake pedal. rear brakes sometimes reserved for e-brake only) that being said - applying brakes and full-throttle to a RWD car will either bog down the engine/transmission and do nothing if under-powered, or if you have some power it will break traction while the car stands still, effectively "burning out" your rear tires and smoking them. then you can do fun things like donuts :D