EVO's Slow Clutch Take Out
If you want to Jump off the line on a regular slow launch, get the Tilton clutch. Clutch engages very quickly and you are moving instantly. Of course, other driveability issues with tilton, so pick your poison.
i can take off pretty quickly from a stop...just stomp the gas and let off the clutch at a higher point than u would usually.
now if we're talking a mini-launch...then yea, the Evo has no low end torque, and a V8 or hell even a V6 will be much better for that.
now if we're talking a mini-launch...then yea, the Evo has no low end torque, and a V8 or hell even a V6 will be much better for that.
try removing the restrictor pill, like in this write up. it makes a world of difference, and saves the clutch. mitsu puts it in there for people that like to dump the clutch instead of slipping it on a hard launch. good luck.
http://evomoto.com/tech_info.php?tPa...507d910ef56200
http://evomoto.com/tech_info.php?tPa...507d910ef56200
Originally Posted by hondafan
try removing the restrictor pill, like in this write up. it makes a world of difference, and saves the clutch. mitsu puts it in there for people that like to dump the clutch instead of slipping it on a hard launch. good luck.
I thought of you this morning as I took my Sunday spin. Usually, everything happens almost unconsciously, but today I kept an eye on the tach. If you rev up to ~2500-3000, slip in the clutch and then add throttle smoothly as the clutch grabs, the Evo will accelerate at a good clip without a need for a full launch. FWIW, removing the restrictor pill will make the clutch engage more positively, but you'll still need to slip it for a relatively quick take-off.
Last edited by FJF; Sep 17, 2006 at 09:07 AM.
It's a turbo car and has no torque down low. With a 8:1 compression, you need the turbo to make any power. It's the nature of the beast, there's nothing wrong with your car. That's just the way it is. Is this your first turbo'd car? The only way around it is to get your rev's up, and slip the clutch more than you're used to.
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