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post Aug 19, 2007 - 3:35 PM
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I am a owner of a Celica GT hatchback. And from what they have told me some mechanics here in Greece if i pull the handbrake while i drive me car something is going to break! I believe this is true but is there any mod that can be done to make the handbrake usefull not only for parking but also for energetic safety??? Sorry, i am asking all these but i believe that the use of the handbrake some times is something more than important! Thanks Anyway!

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post Aug 19, 2007 - 9:25 PM
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I think if you continue to drive while the ebrake is on, you will grind your brakes to nothing, eventually ruin your rotors, ruin the brake shoes, and your tire could catch on fire. Of course, this is if you keep driving with the ebrake on.


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post Aug 19, 2007 - 10:01 PM
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if u pull the handbrake while driving, nothing breaks, u just come to a sudden stop and slide occasionally. I have done it many times just messing with passengers, and the celi is still running fine. Just dont drive with it continually on. that's bad.
post Aug 19, 2007 - 10:12 PM
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can you? YES

what will happen when you do? skidding/loss of control/wrecking/wreckless driving/stopping
post Aug 20, 2007 - 12:37 AM
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its also a crappy way to drift, only way in a fwd car, but yeah. still, not good for back brakes
post Aug 20, 2007 - 12:51 AM
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What they said, nothing will break unless you hit something while doing it.

Just causes loss of traction of rear tires.


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post Aug 20, 2007 - 5:14 AM
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you can break records doing sweet drifts!
not really... FWD lol.
the only thing that will BRAKE will be your car, hah. just like everyone else said, in case of an emergency yank the sucker, but don't drive with it on wink.gif


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post Aug 20, 2007 - 5:18 AM
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Ofcousre i didn't ment to drive with the e-brake on but to pull it only when is needed or just to drift my car. I am not sure if it is possible because when onces i tried to pull the e-brake while my car was running in a very low speed i heard a very bad noise like something had broke and i never tried again. Maybe here in Greece the celicas have different type of e-brake! I don't know maybe i 'm wrong. But thanks for your replies!


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post Aug 20, 2007 - 8:13 AM
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Ive done it but don't reccomend it. changing the ebrake pads is a pain and ordering them is even more of a hassle. not worth it imho
post Aug 20, 2007 - 9:48 PM
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QUOTE(dtlwrc @ Aug 20, 2007 - 4:18 AM) [snapback]589330[/snapback]

Ofcousre i didn't ment to drive with the e-brake on but to pull it only when is needed or just to drift my car. I am not sure if it is possible because when onces i tried to pull the e-brake while my car was running in a very low speed i heard a very bad noise like something had broke and i never tried again. Maybe here in Greece the celicas have different type of e-brake! I don't know maybe i 'm wrong. But thanks for your replies!


What you probably heard was your rear tires locking up and skidding. Might have bounced a little from your tires, depends on your sidewall size. The emergency brake is exactly as the name says it is, it's for emergencies and parking. If you lose the regular brakes it is a way to stop your car. Also as said by others the park brake shoes are a pain to change and they aren't made from very tough pads because they aren't supposed to be used for regular braking.
post Aug 20, 2007 - 10:03 PM
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i pulled mine once to take this turn at like 90 while i was running from the cops, and when i got my car back the ass of the car was vibrating wicked bad, i got out and looked around and i noticed i had destroyed about 4" of tread on the rear tires right down to the belt, it was making the car vibrate like heck and sounded awfull

so IMO pull the e-brake only in snow or ice (to drift) or on terrible tires

There is also a chance of the ebrake getting stuck in the on position if you yank it hard enough, its happened to me alot in other cars, never in my celi tho, idk if its possible to get it seized in a celi

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post Aug 20, 2007 - 10:22 PM
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QUOTE(playr158 @ Aug 19, 2007 - 10:12 PM) [snapback]589238[/snapback]

can you? YES

what will happen when you do? skidding/loss of control/wrecking/wreckless driving/stopping


not really... in canada its called an e-brake or emergency break. All driving schools here teach you how to use it properly. Its pretty much there for you to safely stop the car if your brakes give out for what ever reason..your pads are shot, bad brake lines, etc. Its also there for if you do park your car it wont roll away. But if you know how to do it, you can use it to stop your car...but yea...changing e-brake pads sucks.

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post Aug 21, 2007 - 11:03 AM
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Thank you very much guys i got an idea and if someday i will try it i will tell you what happend!


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post Aug 21, 2007 - 12:45 PM
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QUOTE(Valo666 @ Aug 20, 2007 - 11:22 PM) [snapback]589559[/snapback]

QUOTE(playr158 @ Aug 19, 2007 - 10:12 PM) [snapback]589238[/snapback]

can you? YES

what will happen when you do? skidding/loss of control/wrecking/wreckless driving/stopping


not really... in canada its called an e-brake or emergency break. All driving schools here teach you how to use it properly. Its pretty much there for you to safely stop the car if your brakes give out for what ever reason..your pads are shot, bad brake lines, etc. Its also there for if you do park your car it wont roll away. But if you know how to do it, you can use it to stop your car...but yea...changing e-brake pads sucks.


yea its called that same thing in the US too laugh.gif
you aren't taught how to use it though. I'm very proficient in using it woot.gif
ask some of the guys from the VA meet, I can spin a celica in a full 360* and maintain a good slide with use of it.

always use it when parked EXCEPT after
a) coming off the track
b) any severe hard braking

why? because when you track/get into the brakes A LOT and hard and you leave the car there with the braking break you will cause cracking of rotors/degradation of the pads.

running from the cops........smart. lucky you got ur car back, shoulda crushed it
http://www.wbir.com/news/national/story.aspx?storyid=39396

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post Aug 21, 2007 - 4:07 PM
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i know the district attorney personaly so it wasnt really a big deal, a joy ride that ended in 1 week suspension of my license and 6 hours of defensive driving, deff worth it cause now i have one bad azz story to be tellin my grand kids lol

o btw NY is not cali... no PD is gonna crush cars around here when they could sell them for money, thas what our PD is all about, the moniess lol
post Aug 21, 2007 - 4:12 PM
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QUOTE(dtlwrc @ Aug 20, 2007 - 5:18 AM) [snapback]589330[/snapback]

Ofcousre i didn't ment to drive with the e-brake on but to pull it only when is needed or just to drift my car. I am not sure if it is possible because when onces i tried to pull the e-brake while my car was running in a very low speed i heard a very bad noise like something had broke and i never tried again. Maybe here in Greece the celicas have different type of e-brake! I don't know maybe i 'm wrong. But thanks for your replies!


This one time i was drifting my FWD celica racing a 2000 horsepower Lamborghini burning my ebrake up but then Paul Walker and Vin Diesal showed up and ruined all our fun...


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post Aug 22, 2007 - 2:13 AM
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QUOTE(6th_celi_vert @ Aug 21, 2007 - 9:12 PM) [snapback]589731[/snapback]

QUOTE(dtlwrc @ Aug 20, 2007 - 5:18 AM) [snapback]589330[/snapback]

Ofcousre i didn't ment to drive with the e-brake on but to pull it only when is needed or just to drift my car. I am not sure if it is possible because when onces i tried to pull the e-brake while my car was running in a very low speed i heard a very bad noise like something had broke and i never tried again. Maybe here in Greece the celicas have different type of e-brake! I don't know maybe i 'm wrong. But thanks for your replies!


This one time i was drifting my FWD celica racing a 2000 horsepower Lamborghini burning my ebrake up but then Paul Walker and Vin Diesal showed up and ruined all our fun...


OMG! LMFAO!!!

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