are the torque limiters tables used on GSR ?
you mean clutch slip ? No I don't have clutch slip. I also completly disable the ASC
I wait for the stationary rev limiter to reach 2-3 times then I dump the clutch, sometimes it starts hard with a lot of wheelspin.
well if the torque limiters cuts boost then it should be reason why it does not have enough power to break the traction
I wait for the stationary rev limiter to reach 2-3 times then I dump the clutch, sometimes it starts hard with a lot of wheelspin.
well if the torque limiters cuts boost then it should be reason why it does not have enough power to break the traction
Last edited by GTR2009; Aug 25, 2009 at 04:13 PM.
you mean clutch slip ? No I don't have clutch slip. I also completly disable the ASC
I wait for the stationary rev limiter to reach 2-3 times then I dump the clutch, sometimes it starts hard with a lot of wheelspin.
well if the torque limiters cuts boost then it should be reason why it does not have enough power to break the traction
I wait for the stationary rev limiter to reach 2-3 times then I dump the clutch, sometimes it starts hard with a lot of wheelspin.
well if the torque limiters cuts boost then it should be reason why it does not have enough power to break the traction
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You are dumping the clutch too fast and when it grabs it brings the rpm's down.
You need to be able to slip the clutch a little to get the car rolling and then let off the clutch completly. Don't slip it too much or you will burn/glaze the clutch.
You need to be able to slip the clutch a little to get the car rolling and then let off the clutch completly. Don't slip it too much or you will burn/glaze the clutch.
Last time when I let the clutch slip I got a lot of clutch smoke (It's a stock clutch on a tuned evo), I don't know why is this problem on evo, subaru's starts perfectly if you dump the clutch.
Last edited by GTR2009; Aug 28, 2009 at 02:20 AM.
I wonder why the guys from Vishnu are talking about a limiter on GSR
full article here http://www.edmunds.com/insideline/do...ticleId=125372
And if Pathak had removed the Evo's electronic measures that protect the drivetrain, which limit engine speed during standing-start launches, the quarter-mile would have been even quicker
Disabling the Evolution's stock drivetrain protection would make for even quicker launches, while tweaking its electronic throttle would make it more driver-friendly during daily use.
Last edited by GTR2009; Aug 28, 2009 at 05:30 AM.
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