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What's the best time to get there to enter?

Me and a couple of mates are going to have a run tomorrow night

gates open at 5 for competitors, sometimes 4.50pm thel open, then u got through scrutineering and then u will probly wait around for half an hour or so coz racing starts at 6pm

yep - rev limit clutch dump works well :cool:

nah - something around 4000rpm works from what ive read, then bleed the clutch out or pop it out if you got a hd clutch

otherwise just work around that value - try 4000rpm one time, then 4500 rpm then 3500 rpm, then just feel around them till you find something that works for you

lately ive seen a few gtrs down at the strip runnin like 14s alot off ppl are revvin to like 3000 3500 droppin the clutch and its just bogging off the line, depends really if u gotta heavy duty clutch or not, if not i wouldnt try launching too hard, if u do i think ya should git it 4000rpm+ and practise gettin off the line without bogging it

4000rpm should be alright, i notice some people rev it o 4000rpm and straight out drop the clutch and it bogs, if u go a bit slower on the clutch to keep the revs up and give it plenty of throttle it should launch ok, i have got a 2.0sec 60ft last week in my gtst

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