Do the F-150's shut the fuel off during a burn out when you have the brake on like the Titans?

Considering the only way my truck will do a burn out is on wet pavement or in the snow, I really don't know...

KC-10 FE out...

Interesting question......has to be some sort of safety issue....so in an accident...the fuel is cut off??

I can do a power brake easily now, had smoke 15 feet in the air. After that burnout there was rubber stuck to the inside of my wheel well. And it never cut power.

my parking lot says no

I think he is talking about fuel being cut when the brake and gas are applied at the same time. There is a safety switch that cuts the fuel in an accident but i dont thnk that is what he is refering to.

So what is the reason for the fuel shut off?

I know a guy who works for the Nissan Factory and was an advisor when the Titan was being developed. I'll ask him tomorrow, and post the reply tomorrow night. >>Actually this AM

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Yes...it's true...Nissan has done this to prevent burnouts...possibly saving them money in the process.

It's actually a fuel limiter...not a complete shutoff. It can be bypassed.

no cut off here i had a pull off with a hemi and I held the brake to get them spinning but after that just punched it and they spun tell I pulled out. PS I owned but he only had stock tires and I had a lot more grip so I didnt feel all that cool.