Line locks are the best way to go.... but removing the Stop Lamp fuse is much easier.

See...I know how to do a burnout :stirthepot:
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i can practically smell that video lol

Cool video!

Thanks! There will be some of the Z to come :driving:

What's a line lock?

typically a solenoid that controls the hydraulic brake lines allowing you to lockup only the front brakes independently of the rears, makes it easy to do a good burnout

Copy that.

try this
 

blip the throttle

release clutch and mash the pedal on the right

Sounds good to me.

I was trying to do a burnout before my new tires came and everytime I barely touched the brakes the power would die down. I was able to do one by not really touching the brakes. I figured it was just me doing something incorrectly, so I gave up but id still like to learn how to correctly do a standing burnout in the Z.

Ill try not even using the brakes to see if the outcome turns out better.

yup this^ only practical application is for doing a burnout in a water box.

i know this is pretty much a topic for another debate thread but.......... i've read multiple times from multiple different sources that doing a "burnout" on street tires is pointless. best thing to do is either avoid the water box all together so your tires don't get wet, or just do a quick spin (as opposed to a car enveloping smoke screen) to clean the tires off.

ok... debate!:stirthepot:

Traction Control system, its a thing guys, come on now. I confused it with my Altima, it had a TCS button.

ahhhh i knew i was close....

Nice launch and great run!

turn off vdc.... push in clutch....... rev to 3 thousand rpm's or higher if you want...... then rip the clutch if your moving try reving the engine higher but like "nissanboy" its nearly impossible to do a standing burnout in a 370z without removing the Stop Lamp fuse