S2000 Launching Techniques
Hello everyone . How do u launch your cars? at which rpm? 4000 , 5000 , 6000 ???
and do u do it with revving to the rpm and the gear is inside one ; and do u only take your feet away from the clutch ??? If experienced drivers can teach this fully to us it would be great.
Thanks for your help people .
p.s i want to launch my 05 s2k well because i had some problems with loaded 306 gti's and 330 ci's Thanks:::
and do u do it with revving to the rpm and the gear is inside one ; and do u only take your feet away from the clutch ??? If experienced drivers can teach this fully to us it would be great.
p.s i want to launch my 05 s2k well because i had some problems with loaded 306 gti's and 330 ci's Thanks:::
Originally Posted by energetic,Oct 18 2005, 04:26 AM
Sometimes during shifts I just keep my foot on the throttle and sometimes I dont.
always try to launch above
5500 and if you spin to much try to feather the gas a li'l but not with the clutch b/c you'll burn it....if you launch below 5500 you might get it right a few times but when you don't and bog thats when you can get that rear end in a 1000 pieces.....BTW do a li'l SEARCH there is a lot of posts about launching......
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5500 and if you spin to much try to feather the gas a li'l but not with the clutch b/c you'll burn it....if you launch below 5500 you might get it right a few times but when you don't and bog thats when you can get that rear end in a 1000 pieces.....BTW do a li'l SEARCH there is a lot of posts about launching......D.
Rev up to about 6500-7000 rpm, and drop the clutch....quickly. You need to let the clutch up as fast as you can. I have only done it 3 or 4 times, but no nasty noises, no smells of burning clutch. Just make sure you don't bog.
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[QUOTE=S11LMX,Oct 18 2005, 03:11 PM] that is a very very bad habit to get into, you'll muller your clutch and damage the box too, I've heard of quite a few yanks that do that as they're not used to driving stick.
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i am not an expert on launching cars, but dropping the clutch seems like a bad idea to me... maybe it is a bit different on RWD cars b/c you can spin the tires more easily (I come from 4WD background where dropping the clutch usually meants busted tranny)
i usually rev it up to the rpm the car produces the most torque
when the light changes, i let go of the clutch, but i make sure I don't just drop it... i let it slip *just a tad bit* and it is history from there...
i usually rev it up to the rpm the car produces the most torque
when the light changes, i let go of the clutch, but i make sure I don't just drop it... i let it slip *just a tad bit* and it is history from there...
Originally Posted by r_master78,Oct 18 2005, 09:33 AM
i am not an expert on launching cars, but dropping the clutch seems like a bad idea to me... maybe it is a bit different on RWD cars b/c you can spin the tires more easily (I come from 4WD background where dropping the clutch usually meants busted tranny)
i usually rev it up to the rpm the car produces the most torque
when the light changes, i let go of the clutch, but i make sure I don't just drop it... i let it slip *just a tad bit* and it is history from there...
i usually rev it up to the rpm the car produces the most torque
when the light changes, i let go of the clutch, but i make sure I don't just drop it... i let it slip *just a tad bit* and it is history from there...



