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Launching in 2nd with a Boosted Car
Anyone give this a try? Since the Turbo kit 1st gear is way to short. I have a drag clutch in the car that should be able to take the abuse and I think this would lead to lower trap times. Has anyone gave it a shot? I know on a NA car you pretty much need the 1st gear to help get you started, but it seems with boost this car pulls 2nd so well (even from right around 0mph).
I know with a stock clutch you would be asking for trouble, but this one I have is pretty stout. |
I think id be more worried about F*ing up my second gear than the clutch
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Or you could always just short shift it. I did it all the time with my Turboed Rsx Type S. Some people like to bounce limiter till they grab some short shift while when they spin. That's what I did.
Also a set of slicks or a good DR would help with traction also if your not already using it. |
Bringing this thread back.
Anyone ever try launching in second? I have been wondering about this since with my TT first gear is a joke. |
lol yeah. This happened.
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v2...psd0b04c61.jpg The clutch will not even come close to taking it. I managed to pop the clutch in second to do a few rolling burnouts but then one time the tires didnt break free. lol |
Is that the southbend stage 3? What exactly happened when it went tits up?
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Thats the Ceramic 6 Puck, I believe stage 3 year. Well I tried to break the back tires loose and instead of them breaking loose the clutch decided that it would just slip. It slipped for about a second, I let off the fuel and it was the first and only time so far that I heard my turbo surge followed by a clutch that was then welded to the flywheel.
I had to pry it off with a pry bar and get the flywheel resurfaced. Needless to say no more second gear launches for me. |
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And I don't think it will, usually the problem occurs when the ratio is swapped to something much higher like 4.08. |
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I have 1 spare with a VSLD that has like 10k miles on it |
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