4wd starlet drag launch

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tip

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hey all, can anyone tell me where i can find info about how to launch my 4wd starlet? or maybe someone can answer my questions?
- if i'm on the start line should i rev the car up or should i hold it on lets say 3500Rpm?
Ps. i'm driving stock everything
- someone told me something about powershift what's that? and how do you powershift??
- how do i perfect shift? must i pul the car till redline or is it not necessary?
 
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Valdas

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practice makes things perfect. I wouldnt red line the car of the line cous standard clutch mite not take it and you do give loads of stress to your driveshafts and engine mounts. Every car is difrent and every driver is difrent also so what I would do find a quite road and practice practice and practice. even get some one to time you or something like that
 
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tip

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Valdas said:
practice makes things perfect. I wouldnt red line the car of the line cous standard clutch mite not take it and you do give loads of stress to your driveshafts and engine mounts. Every car is difrent and every driver is difrent also so what I would do find a quite road and practice practice and practice. even get some one to time you or something like that
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i have ACT 6 puk clutch kit on the car, what i'd really like to know is in the startline should i rev high or just hold on the Rpm on which the turbo begins to spool??
 
TurboDave

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tip said:
i have ACT 6 puk clutch kit on the car, what i'd really like to know is in the startline should i rev high or just hold on the Rpm on which the turbo begins to spool??
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Go and practice is what you should do and establish what type of launch best suits your car etc.
 
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AdamB

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Practice on a private road and what suits you and your car best is what you should stick to and perfect it :)
 
Ted

Ted

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its quite simple, 5000rpm then dump the clutch, any less and you'll bog down. any more than 5500 and wheelspin. you need at least an uprated organic clutch to do it regularly
 
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