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its still a pointless method of launching. The turbo spools at 3000 rpms, having it higher then that, brake boost or not is just useless and like a said, a placebo.
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Im under the assumption that the brakeless "gas pedal feathering" technique isn't wearing the clutch nearly as much vs slipping while holding the brakes down
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In a perfect world, where every road is flat with no leaning so that you can be still without moving and your feet swift and light as a feather..
Sounds boring.. and use the brakepedal, just don't rev it too much before the launch.
Sounds boring.. and use the brakepedal, just don't rev it too much before the launch.
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then the genius of a transmission that we have should proceed to keep you in your max/ideal-hp range for the rest of the trip down the track since, in theory, you wouldnt want to reach your tq max again as that would find you back down in the lower rpm range and cause unnecessary and unwanted slippage.
there was actually a great article about interpreting dyno-graphs in order to yield the best et's depending on each individual car's setup. i believe it was in a modified or import tuner or some magazine not too long ago. good read if you can find it, i'll see if somebody i know still has that issue.
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Once you let off the brake and start going the single clutch pack in 1st starts to engage (brings the pressure on, aka feathering the clutch) until you are moving where it then gives it more pressure, while 1st gear clutch pack is engaged, 2nd gear clutch pack is disengaged. (Even and odd clutch packs)
I can show you data logs if you disagree.
#23
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The clutches are not engaged when you are stopped with the brakes on. I think you are confusing it with the selected gear being engaged.
Once you let off the brake and start going the single clutch pack in 1st starts to engage (brings the pressure on, aka feathering the clutch) until you are moving where it then gives it more pressure, while 1st gear clutch pack is engaged, 2nd gear clutch pack is disengaged. (Even and odd clutch packs)
I can show you data logs if you disagree.
Once you let off the brake and start going the single clutch pack in 1st starts to engage (brings the pressure on, aka feathering the clutch) until you are moving where it then gives it more pressure, while 1st gear clutch pack is engaged, 2nd gear clutch pack is disengaged. (Even and odd clutch packs)
I can show you data logs if you disagree.
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Is it just that I do not have the magical foot?
Having read the post I was intrigued, so I gave it a try a few times myself in sportmode, with traction control off.
My car lunged forward every single time my less than magical foot tapped the accelerator.
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Has anyone else had any success trying this launch method?
Is it just that I do not have the magical foot?
Having read the post I was intrigued, so I gave it a try a few times myself in sportmode, with traction control off.
My car lunged forward every single time my less than magical foot tapped the accelerator.
Is it just that I do not have the magical foot?
Having read the post I was intrigued, so I gave it a try a few times myself in sportmode, with traction control off.
My car lunged forward every single time my less than magical foot tapped the accelerator.
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Has anyone else had any success trying this launch method?
Is it just that I do not have the magical foot?
Having read the post I was intrigued, so I gave it a try a few times myself in sportmode, with traction control off.
My car lunged forward every single time my less than magical foot tapped the accelerator.
Is it just that I do not have the magical foot?
Having read the post I was intrigued, so I gave it a try a few times myself in sportmode, with traction control off.
My car lunged forward every single time my less than magical foot tapped the accelerator.
thats because thats what a gas pedal does. when you touch it, it makes the vehicle move. Its a wonderful thing.
And bryan, i would like to see the data. At idle you can hear the clutch packs moving, even in park. Maybe engaged was the wrong word, but the transmission is always operating, even with the brake pedal down.
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Here is a log in 1st gear taking off from 0 mph
Notice the initial slip in 1st (OddClutch), which is the clutch feathering, then the slip goes back down to zero as the speed starts going up. Also notice the ClutchPressure increase after initial feathering...
Notice *both* clutch packs registering a bit of slip when the car is stopped at 0 mph with no TPS input. That is basically the clutches "freewheeling" and not engaged.
Notice the initial slip in 1st (OddClutch), which is the clutch feathering, then the slip goes back down to zero as the speed starts going up. Also notice the ClutchPressure increase after initial feathering...
Notice *both* clutch packs registering a bit of slip when the car is stopped at 0 mph with no TPS input. That is basically the clutches "freewheeling" and not engaged.