wat is the best way to burn out and pull do nuts in an autommatic xb

in order to pull do nuts - you must first have nuts.

no brains just nut's.. so guess you qualify =D
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wat is the best way to burn out and pull do nuts in an autommatic xb

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What dealer are you getting your xB from? I need to call them and warn them about a future warranty claim for your transmission and brakes

The ONLY way to burn out in an Auto xB is to neutral drop it, and I don't recommend doing that AT ALL. Donuts are impossible since it's FWD, but you could do spins by pulling up the e-brake.

Hell, I can't even burnout in my auto tC.

1 foot on the brake and 1 on the gas.

Say goodbye to your brakes.

To add effect cover the ground with bleach.

The smoke will be amazing to the point of choking yourself.

I have an auto xB aswell.

My brother takes the burnout thing very seriously. He can do a burnout with anything, and trust me, I've seen it!

Sometimes this works, it depends what surface your on. I've tried it and it works on concrete and pavement.


Put left foot on brake (fully depressed) and place your other foot over the gas. Then with your left foot on the brake, rev your engine upto about 3,000. Then immediately get off the brake and floor it. A quick way would've been to hit up the E-Brake, but the scion E-Brake doesn't lock up the rear tires.

The other way is to turn your steering wheel to one side (perfferably left, you won't slide as far) and just floor it. It gives you a nice squeel.


Also, don't bother turning off the "TRAC" b/c its just a light on your dash, its always on.


A few years ago, my brother experimented with ways to do better burnouts with his twin turbo diesel Ram 3500 Dually. He infact took a windsheild "washer" hose and then had it go out right infront of the rear tire, in the wheel well. When he pushed a button, it lightly sprayed the rear tires with soap and water mixed. It worked very well!

There is serious money to be made in burnout competitions...there is also serious consequences. I don't recommend doing burnouts with a scion, but it can be done.



The bleech thing works, try it with gasoline and you'll have yourself a redneck barbeque! :rofl:

^ agreed. manual xb, maybe chirp around, but with out plastic transmissions...i wouldnt risk it.

ummmmmmmm why would you even want to do it to your car. i mean come on. you might as well just throw some money out the window. (if you do throw money out the window let me know)

in order to pull do nuts - you must first have nuts.

no brains just nut's.. so guess you qualify =D
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that's the funniest thing i've read this week

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Man, you're kidding right? You bought the wrong car, with the wrong tranny, for the wrong reason.
Do your car a favor and sell it. Buy yourself a Honda. :eyebrow:

hell i dont even have the car yet im getting it in a bout 10 days anyways i was just even wondering if it is even possible with a auto transmission i didnt no if the car would hold up to it either the only thing i have ever tried it in is my neighbors 86 ranger

my vote for worst post EVAR!

1. why do you want to do a burnout in a 100hp.... automatic.... front wheel drive... econo-box.

2. your stock goodyears dont get stickier when you heat them up, they get oily and slick.

3. even if it did improve traction, you're not going anywhere... you've got 100hp remember?

3. if you need attention so bad, try lighting yourself on fire.

4. im sending a copy of this thread to your parents. it's for your own good.

5. set yourself on fire.

To add effect cover the ground with bleach.

The smoke will be amazing to the point of choking yourself.
yep then go buy new tires...... :rofl: :rofl: :rofl:
I would try this in reverse.. do a reverse drift..... :rofl: :rofl: :rofl: :rofl: :rofl:
geez............

Come on everyone, we all know exactly how to do "do-nuts" in our cars!! Run down to your nearest McDonalds and 5-finger discount some of their food trays, slap those bad boys under your rear wheels and BAYUM, instant "do-nut" fest....hahahahaha

hell if you wanna do a donut when you get it find some snow on the ground put it in reverse,turn the wheel (either way) and hit the gas i work at a mcd's part time and i used to do it with my old corolla and it was great but don't wanna try it with my new car (i don't wanna hurt my babe)

Tray Drifting, eh? :lol:


Do you use the styrofoam breakfast trays? or the plastic trays inside? lol

i love mcdonalds. man i sure am hungry

my vote for worst post EVAR!

1. why do you want to do a burnout in a 100hp.... automatic.... front wheel drive... econo-box.

2. your stock goodyears dont get stickier when you heat them up, they get oily and slick.

3. even if it did improve traction, you're not going anywhere... you've got 100hp remember?

3. if you need attention so bad, try lighting yourself on fire.

4. im sending a copy of this thread to your parents. it's for your own good.

5. set yourself on fire.


Wow, I was laughing hard at that one! The best trays I know of are the ones from Mc Donalds, they are really sturdy. I had a freind do the tray drifting thing a while back, it was hilarious.

Come on everyone, we all know exactly how to do "do-nuts" in our cars!! Run down to your nearest McDonalds and 5-finger discount some of their food trays, slap those bad boys under your rear wheels and BAYUM, instant "do-nut" fest....hahahahaha


20 oz bottle tray work better and u can get them at the gas station when u fill up

my vote for worst post EVAR!

1. why do you want to do a burnout in a 100hp.... automatic.... front wheel drive... econo-box.

2. your stock goodyears dont get stickier when you heat them up, they get oily and slick.

3. even if it did improve traction, you're not going anywhere... you've got 100hp remember?

3. if you need attention so bad, try lighting yourself on fire.

4. im sending a copy of this thread to your parents. it's for your own good.

5. set yourself on fire.

Best post in this thread. Hands down. :rofl:

wanna burnout in an auto xb... sell it and get a car made to burn out.... all yur gonna do is break yur xb in half.. lololol

toyotalife said:
hell if you wanna do a donut when you get it find some snow on the ground put it in reverse,turn the wheel (either way) and hit the gas i work at a mcd's part time and i used to do it with my old corolla and it was great but don't wanna try it with my new car (i don't wanna hurt my babe)
tws said:
my vote for worst post EVAR!

1. why do you want to do a burnout in a 100hp.... automatic.... front wheel drive... econo-box.

2. your stock goodyears dont get stickier when you heat them up, they get oily and slick.

3. even if it did improve traction, you're not going anywhere... you've got 100hp remember?

3. if you need attention so bad, try lighting yourself on fire.

4. im sending a copy of this thread to your parents. it's for your own good.

5. set yourself on fire.



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classic, we really oughta sticky this.

that was a great post

Now that's comedy...frickin hilarious

come on, go easy on the kid...
i'm pretty sure everyone has tried to burnout in the wrong car at least once in their lifetime.
my previous car was a 97 corolla auto...yeah, it could barely spin the tires if it was pouring rain, but hey, i would at least have fun trying.
anyways, good luck on your burnout quest with your auto xB...i wouldn't get it to do anything when i test drove one. i have no problem spinning the tires on my 5 speed tC.
also, i totally wouldn't recommend it, unless you don't mind buying new CV joints when they split in half..
enjoy your car for it's great looks, versitility, and gas mileage

^ I 2nd that

Be prepared to buy plenty of new wubberbands for your tranny.

[come on, go easy on the kid...
i'm pretty sure everyone has tried to burnout in the wrong car at least once in their lifetime.
my previous car was a 97 corolla auto...yeah, it could barely spin the tires if it was pouring rain, but hey, i would at least have fun trying.
anyways, good luck on your burnout quest with your auto xB...i wouldn't get it to do anything when i test drove one. i have no problem spinning the tires on my 5 speed tC.

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you can burn out in anything....
just get a brake lock kit...
FWD- lock the back brakes
RWD- lock the front brakes

i remember someone telling me that..
but yea... burning rubber costs money
if you have it... why not share some here!?

The ONLY way to burn out in an Auto xB is to neutral drop it, and I don't recommend doing that AT ALL. Donuts are impossible since it's FWD, but you could do spins by pulling up the e-brake.

Hell, I can't even burnout in my auto tC.you can do donuts on FWD...DO IT IN REVERSE!!! hahaha i actually made donut marks with my civic hatch!! mwuahahaha :P

The only time I have been able to do a "burnout" was at the drag strip, I put the front end in the watter, turned off the trac, and kept the rear on dry and pulled up the e-brake . It accually worked, but not for a long time. :rofl:

thank too all of yall who have been helpful and havent critizied me

Don’t laugh …………….. (ok, go ahead, everyone else does). Here is pictures of our 9th annual Easter egg smash. After the kids collect the eggs we burn out on top of them. It all started back in 96’ when we didn’t know what to do with all the eggs. I had a 96 Impala SS back then and got this bright idea of smelling up the neighborhood with the smell of burning rubber and eggs on exhaust pipes. It’s been a hit ever since. We do it with a different car every year. The automatic xB did just fine! This year we didn’t even hide the eggs. The kids just sprayed them with rattle cans from the garage and lined them up.

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do you think we should tell him about turning off the traction control first....

do you think we should tell him about turning off the traction control first....

I forgot about the Trac control on those eggs on the 1st pass. Almost thought that we might have to switch to the old truck. Then, shut down the Trac control and it was back to making stinky egg scramble. We usually smell rotten eggs for about 3-4 days afterwards......still worth it!

If we were all standing around I'd give this guy a wedgie! :rofl: