How to Burnout RWD/FWD Auto & Manual - The Complete Burnout Tutorial

HOW TO DO A BURNOUT - The best burnout (tire spin, burn rubber, smoke em, boil the hides) Tutorial on YouTube. Created by Never Done Industries, this How To video covers the proper techniques for doing a burnout (spinning your tires) in: Front wheel drive (fwd) manual transmission (stick shift), front wheel drive (fwd) automatic transmission, rear wheel drive (rwd) manual transmission (stick shift) and rear wheel drive (rwd) automatic transmission. We hope you enjoy our tutorial how to do a burnout.
This video is presented by Never Done Industries' CEO Clint Grover and describes step by step the following:
1. How to do a burnout in a rear wheel drive (RWD) manual transmission vehicle - We chose a 700 horsepower 1967 Chevrolet Chevelle with a Thunder Racing Engine
2. How to do a burnout in a rear wheel drive (RWD) automatic (auto) transmission vehicle - We chose the 2005 Never Done Ford Super Duty F350 with a 400 plus horsepower V10.
3. How to do a burnout in a front wheel drive (FWD) manual transmission vehicle - We chose a 2005 Dodge Neon with an INSANE 850 horsepower turbocharged 2.6L stroker engine.
4. How to do a burnout in a front wheel drive (FWD) automatic (auto) transmission vehicle - We chose a bone stock 2007 toyota camry nothing epic here, just a grocery getter that adds a little humor to our video.
5. Finally we discuss tips and tricks for vehicles that have difficulty doing burnouts.
This video does not discuss:
How to do a burnout on a motorcyle or how to do a burnout in an AWD vehicle.

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