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TurbodEG 03-10-2006 10:25 AM

Re: how do you stage?
 
jd...once i get in touch with chris(mod here) my itb's will be ordered and once they get here i'm comming to you...chris(turbo b16 crx) might come with me but he said he doesn't know where u live now...we'll figure it out...all i know is i have to get my car back to what it was...

IndianRide 03-10-2006 06:20 PM

Re: how do you stage?
 

Originally Posted by 90boostdaccord
1/8th mile tracks are weaksauce


hebijake 03-10-2006 06:28 PM

Re: how do you stage?
 
I find it never hurts to have a little wheel spin off the line, rather than it bogging. At least that way your still alwayse traveling in a foreward motion..

Bone1 03-11-2006 02:57 PM

Re: how do you stage?
 
plus rubber has the most GRIP when it is slipping, about 10% slippage.

baldur 03-12-2006 08:25 AM

Re: how do you stage?
 
The thing is, something has to slip to get you off the line. The engine is sitting at 4000rpm+ and the car is stationary.
Something has to slip to bring the car and the engine to the same pace. I find it best to slip the clutch a little to move the car the first feet and then release it completely and let the tires sort the rest. I have my launch control wired so that it doesn't disengage until the clutch has engaged.
The best equipment for drag racing is an automatic transmission, especially if it has a transbrake. Just set the boost right for the launch and take off with zero wheelspin as the torque converter does the slip for you.


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