13.80 @ 104 with a 2.2 60ft ,i really have to learn how to launch this thing but i'll wait till i get an aftermarket clutch.

 

for a minute there you had me scared. i thought you were bone stock.

nice power though! lets get that sucker into 12s.

 

Yuck. At least it trapped 104, which is good for stock considering how heavy it is.

 

if he would have made a 1.7sec the 60' would it have gone high 12sec like a 12.9?

 

whats the mods? that 60ft is what i used to get....



in my b18c1 civic FWD

 

Possibly. Right in the 13.0 range.

 

thats what i was hoping for,my friends 8 was running 12.8@104 with a 1.7 60ft

 

thanks warrtalon
so its a fast car cause its very heavy

 

not bad considering the weight and first time out with this car!!!

Try again and let us now... !!!

 

I feel your pain. I just ran mine for the first time this past Friday. I am completely stock, and pulled a 2.04 60' which was good for a 14.06 at 98mph.

I had 4 launches all within a few hundedths. I launched from the limiter using the quick slip method, but couldn't seem to get anything better. I was using the rev limiter, then lifting the clutch slowly until it grabbed and I started to move, and then I quick slipped it the rest of the way. I guess I just need to get a little faster at the whole process.

I know I could get under 2.0 with a higher limiter like 6,000, but the low limiter combined with the weight, I just couldn't seem to get it going.

 

Did you shut off the ACS? You should be able to get sub 2.0 60's out of it.

 

Yes, I had it all the way off. (I held it down for 5 seconds)

I realize I am not the best driver, and it was my first time out in the car as well. I am sure with a few more runs I could pull a sub 2.0.

 

So is "ACS Off" essential for launcing an Evo X? I forgot what the single off does versus the hold down the button for 10 sec one does.

 

I just recently heard about the "hold it till it beeps" mode. I've only tried it once and it seemed to spin more. I want to try it again though, maybe I will be able to pinpoint the difference. You do definitely want to hit it at least one to launch though.