Can you guys get wheelspin in a straight line on dry roads? buggered if I can, I can get nice spins when turning but straight no way. I've tried 6k launches but all I get is stale fanny clutch smell

Tips please

 

No, I don't but if you side step the clutch that should invoke some spin esp. at 6K

 

I'll have to try that, I have a habbit of slipping it some, more used to driving my tranny van.

This video has got a lot to blame for it.

http://cleany.sportbilen.se/ALASTARO.EXTRE...LLENGE.2004.wmv

 

video.
I take it you did notice he wasn't running SO2's?

 

Side step the clutch - probably 4 to 4.5k. Very easy on an airfield.

 

Sorry - can someone explain the "side step the clutch" term please?

 

Not worth learning Kelk unless you've budgeted for a new clutch, diff and god knows what else.

My mate tried it in his Evo and had to fork out

 

Looks to me like the guy has the space saver wheels on the back of the S

 

whoooooooooa.....that video was great !!!!


if only i had the money to re-create that video myself ...


whooa

 

Even when jumping off the clutch I have rarely lit the rear up. On concrete surfaces (some airfields) it is possible. I once laid two rubber strips down in the carpark where I used to work. Tip : use the brakes to lock the front wheels Be careful or you'll end up doing donuts.