Which wheels are braked with e-brake on?

Random question that came up today: Which wheels brake with the e-brake on?
Front 2?
Rear 2?
All 4?

 

Rear 2

 

^^^^ This.

You can follow the cable lines under the track.

Now, if you're in 4Hi / 4Lo, the e brake will indirectly act on the front through the driveline.

 

Just FYI its rear 2 wheels for almost all modern cars. I don’t wanna say ALL because I’m sure there’s a few exceptions out there.

 

Great info, guys! Thanks

 

(Rear 2).

 

I’m guessing you’ve never done a handbrake turn.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Handbrake_turn

 

You're welcome!

 

Never on a car, but yes on a bicycle, if that counts Lol

 

So does that mean I can't do this?
https://youtu.be/jMBb_PgxuW0
GO TO 2:37

 

Nah you can still do that, jam on the brakes and the gas at the same time. Rear brakes don’t apply as much force when the bed is empty because of the LSPV. Is it good for your rear brakes? Nope, but you can still do it. Some people even remove their rear brakes so they can do burnouts or get a line locker.

 

not sure why you coudn't

 

I haven’t tried but you might need to turn off VSC and TRAC. The first time I tried to do a burnout with my taco (on dirt in this case) it badly disappointed me.

 

I see

 

Does this count as this week's Friday thread?

 

What's that supposed to mean? (sorry...)

 

Speaking of burn outs, the tacoma can't do burn outs, I've tried, trust me.

Its possible in the rain, but thats cheating.

 

It definitely can, but you need to turn off all the nanny's.

 

aight, I'll try it again later. Maybe I was doing something wrong lol