How can a car catch fire during burnout and then go like nothing ever happened? Or do tire smoke burn if you put fire on them? TheCopenGuy 26 Mar 2015 Previous Fiat Multipla - Fiat coupé 2.0L 20vt 280cv engine. The fastest ugliest car in the world ! Next The new Lamborghini Revuelto is here! Sponsored PostsComments Well what i know, burnouts can produce fire due to friction. But i think in this case they used petrol or something inflammable substance. Simply put flammable liquid on burnout patch… and ignite Latest News News This 100mph E-Scooter Is Out To Break Records News Subaru E-Outback Coming To UK Next Year, Will Hit 62mph In 4.4 Seconds News Range Rover Electric Quietly Delayed To 2026 News The Subaru Uncharted Sounds Like A Video Game, But It’s Really A Toyota News The Renault 5 Monte Carlo Edition Is A Throwback Special For The Netherlands News Fans Have Voted For Two Amazing New Colours For The Skoda Octavia vRSSubscribe to our NewsletterGet the latest car news, reviews and unmissable promotions from the team direct to your inboxFor more information see our Privacy Policy Leave this field blank Latest Reviews Reviews Alfa Romeo Junior Ibrida Review: Does What It Needs To, But Not Much More Reviews 2025 Genesis Electrified G80 Review: Better, But Not The Best Reviews Morgan Supersport Review: A Serious Sports Car Disguised As An Antique Reviews 2025 Kia EV3 Review: Boring But Brilliant Reviews Fiat 600 Hybrid Review: Plenty Of Style, A Little Light On Substance Reviews BYD Dolphin Surf First Drive: Is China’s Best-Selling Car Any Good?
Well what i know, burnouts can produce fire due to friction. But i think in this case they used petrol or something inflammable substance.
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Well what i know, burnouts can produce fire due to friction. But i think in this case they used petrol or something inflammable substance.
Simply put flammable liquid on burnout patch… and ignite