Step one, get 2 trays... Step 2, put them in front or behind the rear wheels... Step 3, either drive forward or backward onto them... Step 4, pull ebrake... Step 5, have fun :lol: -Kyle
Cosmic Blue 2008 Mazdaspeed 3 - Mostly Stock...
White 1990 Ford Festiva - B6 SOHC powered 50 shot = 14.5 @ 94 mph Gone but not forgotten
I tried tray sliding/sledding behind Target this evening.
Put some worn out tires on my Blue Festiva, and burned rubber (as well as 6 trays) !
It was AWESOME. The most fun I've had in my Blue Festiva since the ball joint broke loose!!
If you haven't tried this before, it is a blast. I found that stacking 2 trays allowed for better skidding, as well as lasting longer before rubber met concrete.
How do you get the trays? I don't think the local McD's will like me taking theirs.
We used to do cardboard sliding with old refridgerator boxes. You unfold the box so you have one huge flat piece of cardboard. Lay that in a parking lot, drive up to it at speed and slam on the brakes right as you hit it. You have to lock your tires for the best slide, and you have to time it so that all 4 tires are on the box, but you can get some impressive slides that way.
Did that the last time it snowed here in MO, got some strange looks from sleiders but sure was fun. And if it's slick enough just get going fast enough forward and pull on the e-brake still can do a doughnut or two, just have to watch out for those darn lights poles they're sneaky.
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