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Thanks for the explanation but what is the benefit of lunching and 7400 rpm which is essentially redline ?
Base on my car’s power output the owner/designer of Hitmaster system, instructed me to set the launch rpm to 7400-7500 because when the system was activated on the launch, it would pull the engine rpm down about 2K rpm and the car would actually be leaving the line at 5400-5500 rpm.
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Base on my car’s power output the owner/designer of Hitmaster system, instructed me to set the launch rpm to 7400-7500 because when the system was activated on the launch, it would pull the engine rpm down about 2K rpm and the car would actually be leaving the line at 5400-5500 rpm.
Ether way 12.5 is a very good result for a first time out with so complicated lunch process. I'm sure you will sort things out.
 
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Ether way 12.5 is a very good result for a first time out with so complicated lunch process. I'm sure you will sort things out.
Thank you! I’m going to stay with it until I do.
 

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Any updates? My 10c (inflation and all...) you should have been doing nothing but 330 foot runs to dial in the hitmaster.

From that last video, i see massive wheel spin right off the line telling me that your initial hit is way too aggressive.
Also, you CANNOT use a clutch slipping device on a stock clutch, their material cant handle the slipping required to get out of the hole properly.
 
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Any updates? My 10c (inflation and all...) you should have been doing nothing but 330 foot runs to dial in the hitmaster.

From that last video, i see massive wheel spin right off the line telling me that your initial hit is way too aggressive.
Also, you CANNOT use a clutch slipping device on a stock clutch, their material cant handle the slipping required to get out of the hole properly.

I agree. Once the tranny is back together and I make it back to the track, that’s exactly what I intend to do.

As far as updates go, I’m making some big improvements to the drivetrain. I still have a ways to go, but here’s where I am right now.

https://www.mustang6g.com/forums/threads/mt82-d4-rebuild-thread.176240/
 

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Ether way 12.5 is a very good result for a first time out with so complicated lunch process. I'm sure you will sort things out.
I agree. That is very close to my wife's A10 car.

On my Nova I was looking at clutch slipping devices for the T-56 - it was rare I would have a perfectly clean pass. I gave up and am switching to a 4L80e
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