2005's 5k rpm cut (launch)
Sep 4, 2004, 10:11 AM
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2005's 5k rpm cut (launch)
guys after reading the motor trend article it seems like Mitsu put a RPM cut at 5k RPM's at launch.. anyone know if that is a "soft" or "hard" cut ... with some trickery to the ecu inputs maybe we could get a useful 2-step from it???
Sep 4, 2004, 10:52 AM
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This sounds more like a no lift to shift approach.
You can keep your foot planted when you shift. I have this feature in DSMlink.
The engine will hold at 5k rpm once you push the clutch in and keep your foot on the gas.
You can keep your foot planted when you shift. I have this feature in DSMlink.
The engine will hold at 5k rpm once you push the clutch in and keep your foot on the gas.
Sep 6, 2004, 12:40 PM
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Originally Posted by langjii
This sounds more like a no lift to shift approach.
You can keep your foot planted when you shift. I have this feature in DSMlink.
The engine will hold at 5k rpm once you push the clutch in and keep your foot on the gas.
You can keep your foot planted when you shift. I have this feature in DSMlink.
The engine will hold at 5k rpm once you push the clutch in and keep your foot on the gas.
Sep 7, 2004, 03:41 AM
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Originally Posted by evo81
i think its kinda retarded,but it could help out with all of the "my stock clutch went out on me when i was launchin it at 7000 rpm"people out there
