Perfect Launch & Clutch Smell
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Perfect Launch & Clutch Smell
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As I've Practiced a few Launches before heading to the Track Tonight on my Bone Stock IX, it seems that no matter HOW Perfect I get the Launch I STILL Smell a Faint Clutch Smell?? Is there NO WAY to get a Perfect Launch WITHOUT Clutch wear??
Oh, and by the way I'm doing the 5300Rev Limit & QUICK Clutch release!! And the car has just under 500 miles on it....
As I've Practiced a few Launches before heading to the Track Tonight on my Bone Stock IX, it seems that no matter HOW Perfect I get the Launch I STILL Smell a Faint Clutch Smell?? Is there NO WAY to get a Perfect Launch WITHOUT Clutch wear??
Oh, and by the way I'm doing the 5300Rev Limit & QUICK Clutch release!! And the car has just under 500 miles on it....
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I think the problem is you think it's a perfect launch. How do you know if you haven't gone to the track? You could be doing 2.0 60's and THINK they feel fast, but they really aren't. A perfect launch will have the least clutch wear, because it won't include a lot of slippage.
There is no 5300rpm rev limit unless you have changed it. IT's 5000rpm, wh ich requires a lot of slipping, which causes you to burn it and get the clutch smell. Launching like this under 500 miles and having a username that says 11SECEVO are equally foolish, imo.
There is no 5300rpm rev limit unless you have changed it. IT's 5000rpm, wh ich requires a lot of slipping, which causes you to burn it and get the clutch smell. Launching like this under 500 miles and having a username that says 11SECEVO are equally foolish, imo.
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Originally Posted by Warrtalon
Launching like this under 500 miles and having a username that says 11SECEVO are equally foolish, imo.
I launched my car at 500 miles at the track and my stock clutch lasted over 35k and well over 120 passes.
having wartalon as a SN and driving an EVO is equally foolish IMO.
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Originally Posted by Warrtalon
I think the problem is you think it's a perfect launch. How do you know if you haven't gone to the track? You could be doing 2.0 60's and THINK they feel fast, but they really aren't. A perfect launch will have the least clutch wear, because it won't include a lot of slippage.
There is no 5300rpm rev limit unless you have changed it. IT's 5000rpm, wh ich requires a lot of slipping, which causes you to burn it and get the clutch smell. Launching like this under 500 miles and having a username that says 11SECEVO are equally foolish, imo.
There is no 5300rpm rev limit unless you have changed it. IT's 5000rpm, wh ich requires a lot of slipping, which causes you to burn it and get the clutch smell. Launching like this under 500 miles and having a username that says 11SECEVO are equally foolish, imo.
I AGREE on the user name, I made it YEARS ago, I don't think it's Possible to change it(I'd LOVE to though as I hate it)...and YES, I'm going to the track tonight...and I MEANT 5000rpm....
I've only done 3 (THREE) launches since i've had the car, each one as YOU Suggested, flooring it to Limiter (5000) and Realeasing the clutch as FAST as possible...1st time I actually Dumped it and Bogged, the other two times I let it go rather quickly, and it SEEMED to come out HARD..but I DID get a Faint Cluch smell, so....as I said Originally..is it even Possible to get a Great 60' Without Clutch Smell??????
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Originally Posted by Dabaysevo
+1 I have my stationary limiter raised to 6K and I still don't get that much slip and smell. Just the tires chirp and I'm gone.
Thanks!
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Originally Posted by KawRider
will be practicing this weekend and I could really use some last minute pointers. Thanks!
and I'd like to KEEP this original Clutch!!!
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Not sure why that's foolish. It's my nickname for many years from well before the Evo was even available here. This guy does not have an 11-sec Evo, so there's no correlation. Not sure why you have so much hatred, but you need to get off it. Doesn't matter if you were FOOLISH by trying to launch the stock clutch at 500 miles (or less) and then lasted 35k miles on 120 launches or whatever, especially when the car is slow. Fact is, there are always exceptions, but those exceptions don't PRECLUDE the majority. He is much more likely to shorten the life of the stock clutch when launching with slippage before the whole system is broken in nicely. There's just no denying that.
11SEC, my method does not include using the 5k limiter. I only launch around 6k, so anytime you read my suggestions, it's based off launching higher than 5k. 5k is too low for me, but works for some.
Kaw, if you have to think this much about it, nothing will work. You just have to have a basic idea of what to do, then go practice it. It will take a while to master, but then you'll get the feel and be able to reproduce it almost every time WITHOUT THINKING.
11SEC, my method does not include using the 5k limiter. I only launch around 6k, so anytime you read my suggestions, it's based off launching higher than 5k. 5k is too low for me, but works for some.
Kaw, if you have to think this much about it, nothing will work. You just have to have a basic idea of what to do, then go practice it. It will take a while to master, but then you'll get the feel and be able to reproduce it almost every time WITHOUT THINKING.
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Warrtalon...it's NOT ME saying anything Negative..IN FACT I believe that YOU are one of the MOST Helpful ones on this board....it was those OTHER Knuckleheads...and YES I'd VERY MUCH like to Lose the darn 11SEC EVO thing, but I'm STUCK with it for now....
Anyhow thanks for the info, and I'll wait and see how I do tonight on the 60', and HOPEFULLY no Clutch smell, although like I said the little I did smell was Faint, but I guess there No such thing as only a Little Slippage/Smell being OK
Anyhow thanks for the info, and I'll wait and see how I do tonight on the 60', and HOPEFULLY no Clutch smell, although like I said the little I did smell was Faint, but I guess there No such thing as only a Little Slippage/Smell being OK
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11secevo,
Unless you prove that you can run 1.6 sec 60 feet(at least 1.7s) I wouldn't even speculate of perfect launches. I am not trying to discourage you at6 all, I am saying is that just by feeling or hearing your car is not a guideline, you have to take the car to the track and have your 60's times meassured other wise claims are just your perception.
Good luck and let us know.
Carlos
Unless you prove that you can run 1.6 sec 60 feet(at least 1.7s) I wouldn't even speculate of perfect launches. I am not trying to discourage you at6 all, I am saying is that just by feeling or hearing your car is not a guideline, you have to take the car to the track and have your 60's times meassured other wise claims are just your perception.
Good luck and let us know.
Carlos
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Originally Posted by Warrtalon
I think the problem is you think it's a perfect launch. How do you know if you haven't gone to the track? You could be doing 2.0 60's and THINK they feel fast, but they really aren't.
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Originally Posted by Warrtalon
Btw, my prediction came to fruition tonight when his best 60' was a 2.0. This isn't to dog 11SECEVO or put him down, but rather to teach other newbies that you have no idea if you know how to launch until you see your first timeslip.