Harsh woohoo! 12.9 1/4m
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Re: woohoo! 12.9 1/4m
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Patrick Gray
Re: woohoo! 12.9 1/4m
well done Luke thats an amazing time considering your mods.Any tips for launching correctly i.e deflating tyres etc.
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Re: woohoo! 12.9 1/4m
Cheers Patrick 
Tips, hmmm, I don't know, foot down really! lol
Off the line, I was holding the revs at a steady 4.5k rpm, no blipping of the throttle. Now, when the lights change, one would put your foot down and drop the clutch, but its easy to wheelspin too much this way.
IMHO, you want to drop the clutch(keeping the loud pedal constant) then squeeze until the pedal hits the metal, then its just up to quick gear changes and no fear of the rev limiter! 
lol
I like spinning the wheels a bit on the way up to the line. Don't know if it does anygood though 
Tips, hmmm, I don't know, foot down really! lol
Off the line, I was holding the revs at a steady 4.5k rpm, no blipping of the throttle.
Now, when the lights change, one would put your foot down and drop the clutch, but its easy to wheelspin too much this way.IMHO, you want to drop the clutch
(keeping the loud pedal constant) then squeeze until the pedal hits the metal, then its just up to quick gear changes and no fear of the rev limiter! lolI like spinning the wheels a bit on the way up to the line.
Don't know if it does anygood though Re: woohoo! 12.9 1/4m
Patrick Gray wrote:
On stock rims i run 22psi in the rear tyres, hooks up ok, even on 205s i can pull out 1.9 60fts, just gets a tad floaty at above 180km/h