My fault, not my car
03-11-2007, 01:33 AM
#25
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RE: My fault, not my car
Ah how sweet! Save the makeup for offline 
. Jk... but anyways about shifting an auto.....IT DOES MAKE A HUGE DIFFERINCE..... My buddies SS camaro runs AT LEAST .5 seconds slower when he leaves it in drive. Thats worth shifting in my opinion...
. Jk... but anyways about shifting an auto.....IT DOES MAKE A HUGE DIFFERINCE..... My buddies SS camaro runs AT LEAST .5 seconds slower when he leaves it in drive. Thats worth shifting in my opinion...
03-11-2007, 01:44 AM
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RE: My fault, not my car
First of all sorry for jackin this thread OP! ..I think ill try it both ways and just compare! My last question... What do i launch at? Its pointless to heat my tires up before isnt it?
03-11-2007, 01:54 AM
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RE: My fault, not my car
If you have street tires do not do a burn out you will just make them slippery. If you have to roll threw the water box to get to the staging lane the spin them a bit to dry them off. Launch at around 1800 rpms and ease into it quickly if you know what I mean. Don't stomp on it.
