Copy the 5500 timing line into the 6000 and then smooth it on either side and see how you go.
You'll need to smooth your fuel also otherwise you'll bog down.

 

Does it knock at all when you let go of the clutch? If so then you need to ease back into your main map. You can't have areas where it goes from like -1* of timing to 7* of timing in the next cell. It needs to be smooth. If that's not the case it sounds like you're letting the clutch out too quickly.

 

Yes also smooth timing from idle to launch maps. Set your tps threshold to something just off idle tps. Boost builds this way as you press the throttle

 

Thanks, I'll try.
now began to rain, I tried to 6000, uuh well went dry tarmac waiting

 

Guys! Do not get me correct, please help.

 

I would like to turn the wheels, all four .....

 

friends, help please, correct cards

 

well somebody to me help!

 

You really are Russian, aren't you?!?! Lol

What is your timing and fuel settings at 5450 rpm? Are you sure you turned on the launch maps?

 

yes I Russian! ! what's the problem?! 6000 ignition-5 fuel 9, and I am sure that the lunch joins

 

Has anyone had to do anything weird with mivec for launch maps to work good or no?

 

Your map transitions need to be smoother and the launch area bigger. Try this.

 

If I've Arashi Evo IX turbo, it will be bad for it too?
Because it's like hitting with a hammer on the impeller...

 

7-10 on a stock turbo would usually spin and grab 90% of tires. On slicks with a little better traction you can get away with a little more.

I've tuned up to 20-22 no knock and lemme tell ya that is pointless if you're trying to 60' and use your clutch more than a couple times.

 

So I'm gonna open this thread back up. Recently got into messing around with EcuFlash and I'm just curious to how everyone thinks my launch maps look. This was a pretty helpful thread so why not bring it back up!

Builds about 12psi
2-Step: 5812 rpms
TPS Threshold:90%
3076R
FIC950cc
SparkTech COP non cdi
etc...
Just curious to what everyone has to say. Thanks!