I have tired now to do a burnout while wheeling. But as soon as I stop the burnout the quad dies. Any tips??

 

you mean like a 12 o'clock burnout? not sure if i follow. elaborate a little

 

pull the clutch and kee pthe r's up( 1/2 ish throttle)

 

I mean standing on the back bumper while scraping in and nor letting it move. and I dont have a clutch

 

I was practicing in the rain the other day, and I had something like this happen to me a few times....I was on asphalt with stock *****....and It was difficult to launch wheelies ......alot of tire spinnin'... but With more weight preload rearward I was able to get them up....But here's what happened a few times.....
While wheelieing BP pretty solid.....I'd occasionally have the front end start to drop...... mostly when i'm practicing somethign new or something not covering my RB, like flamingo or cancan..... anyways A few times when the front end started dropping....What would normally be an easy save (with only maybe a half throttle blip ) Turned into spinning the rear tires and if I gassed it more it would bring it back up ! Then I'd lift and regain traction and BP ..... It felt very cool, but I couldnt save all of them ....(some still set down) BUT a Couple of them When they Spun the rear tires (My weight must have been rightward or leftward a little) It actually rotated the Quad (Steered it ) ALOT .....Like 5 or 10 degrees....... Wierd stuff.... I'm sure alot of you have experienced this before.......but it was a first for me......Oh Yea ....also Black ashpalt water makes a quad extra dirty.. (probably more of an asphalt/rubber mix) hehe Sorry this got so long. Later