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hybrid12
10 March 2008, 00:10
whats quickest and safest way to 60 in a wrx

TopBanana
10 March 2008, 10:54
Get a rolling start!

RedScoob
10 March 2008, 12:48
Safest? Hmmmmm, I don't think that there's a "safe" way to do a full bore start with AWD....

For the quickest time (from my experience), handbrake on, hold the revs at 4500-5000rpm. Release clutch pedal to biting point. Then dump the clutch, release the handbrake and depress accelerator fully, all in one fluid movement. All four wheels should light up and you get around 1-2 secs in first gear before shifting hard to second at around 5500rpm.

A kinder way is to launch gently from 4000rpm and slip the clutch slightly until engine revs match the wheel speed. Then floor it!!! Yay!!

mark ward
10 March 2008, 20:12
Safest? Hmmmmm, I don't think that there's a "safe" way to do a full bore start with AWD....

For the quickest time (from my experience), handbrake on, hold the revs at 4500-5000rpm. Release clutch pedal to biting point. Then dump the clutch, release the handbrake and depress accelerator fully, all in one fluid movement. All four wheels should light up and you get around 1-2 secs in first gear before shifting hard to second at around 5500rpm.

A kinder way is to launch gently from 4000rpm and slip the clutch slightly until engine revs match the wheel speed. Then floor it!!! Yay!!

lmao :lol: :lol: :lol: kinder way slip clutch very kind :thumb:

TopBanana
10 March 2008, 20:23
lmao :lol: :lol: :lol: kinder way slip clutch very kind :thumb:
:nono: Clutches are cheaper than gearboxes, diffs and driveshafts

rooferman
10 March 2008, 20:46
Safest? Hmmmmm, I don't think that there's a "safe" way to do a full bore start with AWD....

For the quickest time (from my experience), handbrake on, hold the revs at 4500-5000rpm. Release clutch pedal to biting point. Then dump the clutch, release the handbrake and depress accelerator fully, all in one fluid movement. All four wheels should light up and you get around 1-2 secs in first gear before shifting hard to second at around 5500rpm.



Doing this in a car equipped with dccd will set the diff to free mode.....so most of the power will go to rear wheels ......:lol1:

172sport
10 March 2008, 23:47
Rev limiter then side step the clutch, you need not have any kind of mechanical sympathy though.

smokingkills
11 March 2008, 00:09
A crash helmet, a drag strip & deep pockets:thumb:

dohc_turbo
11 March 2008, 18:24
set up the launch control.
turn on the anti-lag.
leave up the clutch.
floor it.
change gear when the change light goes red.
and stay going till you hear something go bang!

Bez300
15 March 2008, 22:55
Rev limiter then side step the clutch, you need not have any kind of mechanical sympathy though.

I'm with you on that
don't think it's the fasterst, but it's good fun:thumb:
Got a bit of cash for drive shafts and a new box?

Tidgy
18 March 2008, 14:29
on my car, sit in 1st with hand brake on, get the clutch to the bite point and dump hand brake and clutch.

not advisable unless you have a nice strong gearbox like my PPG straight cut box though

jd5217
18 March 2008, 14:41
set up the launch control.
turn on the anti-lag.
leave up the clutch.
floor it.
change gear when the change light goes red.
and stay going till you hear something go bang!

thats the easy way yep. :notworthy

Tidgy
18 March 2008, 14:47
thats cheating that!!!

you bunch of computer control wusses,,, pmsl :p

now whered i put that launch control button in my car?????

The rookie
19 March 2008, 10:53
Everyone is talking about shafts and boxes, must have done dozens of 5,000rpm and side step the clutch in my old Ford 4x4 - nothing ever broke, so maybe Fords are better built than everyone thinks!

Simon

Tidgy
19 March 2008, 10:59
Everyone is talking about shafts and boxes, must have done dozens of 5,000rpm and side step the clutch in my old Ford 4x4 - nothing ever broke, so maybe Fords are better built than everyone thinks!

Simon


pure luck then :p lol

jd5217
19 March 2008, 11:06
Everyone is talking about shafts and boxes, must have done dozens of 5,000rpm and side step the clutch in my old Ford 4x4 - nothing ever broke, so maybe Fords are better built than everyone thinks!

Simon


the reason the fords didnt break is that they dont have the power/torque :lol1:

The rookie
19 March 2008, 11:23
As its the shock of dumping the clutch or the torque applied that breaks things , power of course is of no relevance......0-30 time at trax was 2.2s

Simon

Tidgy
19 March 2008, 11:28
shame 30 - 60 was ten minutes 12 seconds,,,,,, pmsl

jd5217
19 March 2008, 11:33
what about 0-60??

andythejock01wrx
19 March 2008, 13:11
on my car, sit in 1st with hand brake on, get the clutch to the bite point and dump hand brake and clutch.

not advisable unless you have a nice strong gearbox like my PPG straight cut box though

Is your box noisy Tidger ? ;)

SwissTony
19 March 2008, 13:36
Is your box noisy Tidger ? ;)

Thats a bit personal asking a lady if she has a noisy box and all :Suspiciou

quickest technique is just as you leave the petrol station and realised you havent paid :D

jd5217
19 March 2008, 13:46
tidge is no lady that for sure


more like a common ho

SwissTony
19 March 2008, 14:30
:D

Tidgy
19 March 2008, 15:53
rafpmsl, thanks steve, you batty boy, nope im no lady lol

yeah but i've got used to it, also got a uk 5th gear so can sit quiet on the motorway.

i'll let you guess which of them is mine lol

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RedScoob
19 March 2008, 19:04
also got a uk 5th gear so can sit quiet on the motorway.


Is that in a WRX? (sounds like a great idea..):thumb:

Underworld
19 March 2008, 19:48
Take a stopwatch, hit the start/stop button as soon as u start off, and have a look at the speedo when it reaches 60, press the start/stop again on the stopwatch..

u should have a reading ... and post it here lolll

jd5217
20 March 2008, 09:22
Take a stopwatch, hit the start/stop button as soon as u start off, and have a look at the speedo when it reaches 60, press the start/stop again on the stopwatch..

u should have a reading ... and post it here lolll


and possibly some crash pics :lol: :lol: :lol:

Tidgy
20 March 2008, 10:58
Is that in a WRX? (sounds like a great idea..):thumb:


uk turbo mate

The rookie
20 March 2008, 13:44
shame 30 - 60 was ten minutes 12 seconds,,,,,, pmsl

Dream on, 6.6s, not bad for a 2.8V6 back in 1995....even if it was rather heavily tweaked.

Simon

Tidgy
20 March 2008, 14:31
8.8 0-60, dam thats slow