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What would cause your rear wheels to heat up so much they smoke?
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∙ 14y ago
A great amount of friction with the ground, which can be caused by spinning your tires, much like they do In races to celebrate victory. The friction causes your wheels to heat to the point of smoking. It's called a Burnout.
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