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#28
Re: FWD down the drags
fat910
Posted on: 2009/10/9 11:45
my out-laws have a 2000 magna sport, now... duz yours have a trip-tronic gear box? if so. go into "manual mode" drop the tyre psi a lil,stall it up a little whilst waiting for the lights, when lights go green foot of brake, take it to 5000 rpm, bump second, and stomp it, should work dude, have blown many a commodores of in the magna,using this technique. they fcukn fly for what they are, standard they pull all the way to 4th hard.
#27
Re: FWD down the drags
perthute
Posted on: 2009/10/9 4:04
maybe another datto meet :O has i might wanna go back if i get a time im not happy with or brake it befor getting a good time
#24
Re: FWD down the drags
billybuilt
Posted on: 2009/10/9 2:59
my only question is, why the hell would ya????
#23
Re: FWD down the drags
1000Coupe
Posted on: 2009/10/9 2:08
nick-m I do have a big whiteline adjustable rear swaybar, and everything else is nice and tight.
dazza i cant fork out for a set of 15's just for a 1-off, I think Jmacs suggestion is good, will lift off just for the 1st to 2nd shift, next month with new tyres.
#20
Re: FWD down the drags
dazza1200
Posted on: 2009/10/8 12:29
get some 15" rims, sticky tyres, drop the front tyre pressures
space savers on rear?
#19
Re: FWD down the drags
jmac
Posted on: 2009/10/7 4:49
Maybe you could just lift off the throttle momentarily for each upshift so the clutch packs can grab and fully engage the next gear, then floor it a split second later, it should be enough to prevent slippage unless they are really stuffed.
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