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ok just throw it in drive and hold the brake all the way to the floor then rev the motor till bout 3000 rpm depends on engine and were red line is but then ease of the brake slowly wile pushing on the gas more and once the tires are spinnig and smoke ing then let off brake completely and once off the brake punch the trottle and drive away
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