Launch RPMs
03-03-2006, 09:46 PM
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1500 for me on the street. I might try a few more at the track after a burnout, but the more you try the more you have to slip your clutch, and the more you will burn up your clutch.
03-03-2006, 10:39 PM
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2-2500 rpm , dumping the clutch as leaning in on the throttle . On a rough road surface I can get the car off pretty good and get a strong ...but short
run up 1st with pretty minimal wheelspin . Havent had the car long enuff to get much drag racing in , the 3 times I raced on at a dragstrip , I found it to be ALOT harder to get going cleanly without a insane amount of wheelhop . I was all over the place RPM wise , ended up being dumping the clutch , easing in on the throtte from a dead idle worked best for me by far , that way though it did tend to bog in first . This year will be MUCH better 
run up 1st with pretty minimal wheelspin . Havent had the car long enuff to get much drag racing in , the 3 times I raced on at a dragstrip , I found it to be ALOT harder to get going cleanly without a insane amount of wheelhop . I was all over the place RPM wise , ended up being dumping the clutch , easing in on the throtte from a dead idle worked best for me by far , that way though it did tend to bog in first . This year will be MUCH better
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