In a 94 Delsol is there any way to disengage the front brakes from the ebrake handle... I havent looked yet so its probably really easy... But im at work and thought id get some advice first... Thanx...

 

e-brake only operates the rear brakes.

 

Haha... Well in that case ill tell you why im asking... Have you heard of the mcdonalds tray trick... You put em under your back tires and you can slide around everywhere... So i tried it but i couldnt get the tires to stay on the trays... So i pulled up the ebrake thinking that my back tires wouldnt move and my fronts would pull me... It didnt work... It just made my car lower as i let the gas out... So how do i get my tires to stay on the trays...

 

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Do it when its raining...not on dry pavement

 

Thats the purpose of the trays... To slide around your back tires when its not raining...

 

Practice makes perfect. Some people can do it without the trays.

 

Lol... I can do it without the trays... I just dont want to buy new tires every month...

 

Instead of letting the clutch out slowly, like a normal take off, with the E-Brake on, try to launch a little harder. Dunno if it would help, but worth a try.

BTW, sliding around on the trays is a stupid idea IMO.

 

But its fun... Anyone else? Bump for the night crew...

 

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Im sure someone has heard of the mcdonalds trays... How do you do it??

 

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