I remember that thread, good ideas in there. I will check it out. I almost have a set of LS6 coils in my hands as we speak.
I would kill for a 1.8. Ill soften up my coils completely next time I am at the track. I guess its just practice!Shocker wrote:If your bogging, quick slip higher in the RPM band. Soft rear suspension will help, I could never do better than 1.8 with my megan coilovers. Just couldn't get the weight transfer.
Suspension is coiloversrb25drag wrote:Well I have figured out you can not launch the Rb perfect!!
What kind of pressure was you running in your tires? If you was hooking too much add some tire pressure. You want the tire to slip about 2 rotations before actually hooking. It keeps your motor from bogging.
Also doing a less burnout would help.
I don't know why you guys are having such problems at the track, at my worse I cut 1.9 60ft's Spinning HARD!!
With it barely rotating the tires I have went the best of 1.67 60FT, And that was with 8psi in the rear tires.
What is you suspension setup?
I have a Exedy Stage 4 Twin Disk clutch, Mine is as hard as it comes, There is no slipping it.
Alright! Now those are some good tips.rb25drag wrote:I do have a launch control now, But I was still cutting 1.6--1.8 60's without it.
Are you holding the motor at a steady rpm? If so Stop LOL I found it likes to bog bad if you do. It likes it if you rev it from 4k-5500, Try feathering the throttle at launch and see if it doesnt pick up quicker. Mine seemed too pick up alot by doing that before I installed the launch control.
I leave at 5500RPM off the launch control now @ 8-10PSI, But I been having a few problems myself so the best 60ft on the launch control is 1.62, I should get a 1.5 when I get a few bugs worked out.
I run at a track they call House of Hook!! It is no joke when it comes to launching, Thats why I have busted a Few sets of axles. You just need to play with tire pressure and also play with your launches a little more.
The Coilovers is whats Causing your Spinning in 2nd and 3rd, If you think about it at launch your getting the weight transfered to the rear wheels due to the shock of the launch then once moving your coilovers dont allow as much flex and when you hit 2nd its not got the rear end planted as much and causing it to spin. I run on Tein lowering springs and Stock Struts now. They seem to work the best for me. Gets the weight transfered alot.
Here is a good tip. LEARN TO DRIVE! ***-bag.240z4u wrote:Alright! Now those are some good tips.
House of hook? sounds like a good place to get teh herp! The track I was at is where AMS set another world record the night before. 8.something. It was like freaking glue.
Thanks man, makes a bit of sense now.
Evan
How much boost are you running now?HxC_Nismo wrote:the e-brake does work but it does ruin sprung clutches, cause i am on my second clutch and thats why i bought a gizzmo launch interface so i didnt have to do that but building boost off the line or n20 spray out of the whole is the key to get a good launch with an rb. i usually launch my car at 5500rpm with my 2 step and cut 1.8 60ft with 14 tire psi in my et street radials. and i ran 12.2 @ 114mph on my stock twins at 15psi. but i have not been to the track with my hks turbos yet and i hope to hit low 11s or even 10s
Well, I ran 275 sticky perellis (sp?) on the track with miserable results. I was spinning through 3rd! Freaking tires felt like grease.WhatsADSM wrote:Yea, sounds like for you, you will want to give it more RPM when you let out and concentrate on slipping it *just* the right amount.
I would KILL for some traction. Last time out I was skating all the way through second on my 285 nitto DRs... Although honestly 18" DRs act a lot more like sticky street tires than DRs due to the lack of sidewall. I think my best 60' was like a 2.1 or something, and I could only get a 12.2 at 123 or so.