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gota TT converted to a large single, meaning spool time is slow and turbo kick in at 4700+ rpm :-/

 

PLUS the hard challenge to do a good launch in a AUTO

 

i REALLY like the combination of auto and big turbo, WHEN the car is up in the sweetspot, because the faster shifts and therefore less lag between gears.

 

BUT how do a get a better 0-60 launch ? what is the trick ??

 

any "good ideas" i tried would either kill my clutch or my brakes!!:rolleyes:

 

i cant REV the engine and let off the clutch like i would prefer ofcause ;-)

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gota TT converted to a large single, meaning spool time is slow and turbo kick in at 4700+ rpm :-/

 

what size turbo?

 

BUT how do a get a better 0-60 launch ? what is the trick ??

 

Is it a stock auto box, what stall have you got installed and are you power braking?

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you have tried power braking from what you say in the first post, frying brakes or box;)

 

EXACTLY!

 

hate to torture my cars, and THAT just felt like that!

 

is there any kind of launch control, like M3 E92 etc have that will work on the Supra ?

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EXACTLY!

 

hate to torture my cars, and THAT just felt like that!

 

is there any kind of launch control, like M3 E92 etc have that will work on the Supra ?

 

you would also cut your time down with a smaller turbo that spools quicker

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