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[TripleYellowMellow959]

I have gotten a 5.7s time with a stock, non-PP, automatic on the all-season tires and with a lot of stuff in the trunk and back seats. I just put the car in Track mode and revved to around 2500rpm then let loose.

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[neodark]

No I'm sorry I don't have a video. It is very loud though. Doesn't have a real deep tone either unfortunately.


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Yeah, that's why I took off the DP... Way too much. I'm much happier with just the MF Comp as a DD. If I don't sell the DP. I may try adding a resonator to the DP or midpipe to see what happens. Not sure. I think my best is still 4.6

 

[Busser48]

No manual representing good 0-60??? Just the step on the pedal and mashers??!? Lol I'm just jealous ;)

 

[chriseco]

Best I could I get is 6.1 non ppl 6spd with and with out traction control
I'm new to stick so any tips on how to launch would be good

 

[chriseco]

My best was 5.7, manual non pp car around 55* outside. Found it best to short shift a little.

I can't get better then 6.1 if u don't mind how are u shifting are u staying on the throttle ?

 

[BlackBoostedStang]

Best I could I get is 6.1 non ppl 6spd with and with out traction control
I'm new to stick so any tips on how to launch would be good

Granted people have done better than me with the same 275 section rear tire, but I hold the clutch right before the engagement point and build revs just under 3k rpm. I launch the car in two steps instead of straight dumping the clutch.

Step 1 - I move the clutch slightly into the engagement point so there is smooth weight transfer onto the rear, then Step-2 I come off quickly while giving full throttle. It all happens pretty fast

Best 60' with that technique for me is a 1.9

 

[Busser48]

Granted people have done better than me with the same 275 section rear tire, but I hold the clutch right before the engagement point and build revs just under 3k rpm. I launch the car in two steps instead of straight dumping the clutch.

Step 1 - I move the clutch slightly into the engagement point so there is smooth weight transfer onto the rear, then Step-2 I come off quickly while giving full throttle. It all happens pretty fast

Best 60' with that technique for me is a 1.9

The sad truth is, the automatics are a lot quicker than 6mt period on a consistent basis, unless you are a professional or amazing driver

 

[BlackBoostedStang]

The sad truth is, the automatics are a lot quicker than 6mt period on a consistent basis, unless you are a professional or amazing driver

Yea its the sad truth. Every time i line up against an auto I'm already predicting the outcome..

 

[Busser48]

Yea its the sad truth. Every time i line up against an auto I'm already predicting the outcome..

:( sucks because I honestly wasn't aware of this before I purchased. See I come from the school where when I was younger all my cars were 6mt becAuse they were faster and usually a little cheaper. I guess as tech gets better so does the advant of auto cars........I can't believe what a huge difference it is, Especially after an automatic that has tranny tuning....... Smh

 

[shelbywannabe]

:( sucks because I honestly wasn't aware of this before I purchased. See I come from the school where when I was younger all my cars were 6mt becAuse they were faster and usually a little cheaper. I guess as tech gets better so does the advant of auto cars........I can't believe what a huge difference it is, Especially after an automatic that has tranny tuning....... Smh

I agree, a manual shift always had the best launch and thats all you needed, those days are gone. The automatic transmissions are way better now. I have a 6 speed and it seems like the only advantage to buying a manual is for the driving enjoyment

 

[shelbywannabe]

Yea its the sad truth. Every time i line up against an auto I'm already predicting the outcome..

Hey Boosted. Those rims look great on your car with the spacers. What part of Orlando are you in ?

 

[Busser48]

I agree, a manual shift always had the best launch and thats all you needed, those days are gone. The automatic transmissions are way better now. I have a 6 speed and it seems like the only advantage to buying a manual is for the driving enjoyment

And saving $1000. See I did that so I could get the tech package instead I believe. That was my thinking when I built it on fords website. It was either that or the recaros, and I really loved the recaros. What turned me away was the heated cool thing and color. I love my saddle seats!!!! Anyways, not to get off topic, if any 6mt guys have any suggestions in how to be a better driver... I'm all ears!

 

[Cmarsh]

4.9....bone stock auto with tune

 

[jtmat]

:( sucks because I honestly wasn't aware of this before I purchased. See I come from the school where when I was younger all my cars were 6mt becAuse they were faster and usually a little cheaper. I guess as tech gets better so does the advant of auto cars........I can't believe what a huge difference it is, Especially after an automatic that has tranny tuning....... Smh

I see you are getting a cobb.... can't it enable "flat foot shifting"? Will that get you closer to an auto?

I'll have to admit, I've only saw a video once or twice in the past 6 months so I'm not expert.

Not even sure if recommended on our turbo 4...

 

[Busser48]

4.9....bone stock auto with tune

Lol, then that's not bone stock!!!!!

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