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Mate,

Rev 7000, Dump Clutch, Quickly put left foot on brakes HARD!...

Oh and change 2 second...don't just leave it on limiter in 1st. Actually don't leave it on limiter in any gear. Control it with the throttle!

or learn to heel and toe the throttle/brake so you dont make an idiot of your self and miss slamming your left foot on the brake and jumping forward or slamming to hard and stalling..

Edited by E-Z

What are you trying to do anyway? And why does it involve a high RPM dump and then hitting the brakes?

I'm not getting the part about hitting the brakes...

Oh, and your not doing this on the street are you?

If so, prepare for thread closure!

I have ABS. The way I described is what I use to do, but I learnt from a guy when I was at the drags once to try Heel-n-Toe method!

Maybe he needs to check the strength of his brakes.

Oh and make sure the car is stationary whilst the rears are spinning. My ABS actually does come in sometimes when the car starts to move a bit.

NO NEED TO SHOUT!

i just rev and clutch dump.... car will spin... no need to brake anyway, unless you really wanna stay in the same spot for like a minute.... and then i'm guessing you haven't done the recommended oil control mods if you are asking this question...

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