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Just got 4.10's In Any Tips on launching Wit street tires?

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BlackGT02'

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Whats goin on everyone... I Just got my 4.10's in a lil over a week ago.... ive notice a major difference in the performance....But im having a problem launching.... What Should i do?...Im looking @some Nitto DRs' Will that resolve me spinning?... Thanx guys... Catch ya at tha Red light
 
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i no someone has some tips.... lol .. i mean damn
 

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launch from 2500-3000
 

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those tires will also help you out alot
 

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DR and slipping the clutch.. you're relearning to drive your car again. everyone that has gotten gears goes through it.. i have 4.30's
 

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This guy i knew who had 4.10s said he launched just below 2000 rpms. Claimed it gave him a good launch without burning out too much.

Everytime he launched higher, his tires would keep on spinning
 
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Thanx Guys... ill try that This week end... Im Gunna have my DRs' like in a week or so... but ill jus Rotate my tires for now and Lauch 2 like 2000 rpms
 
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On street tires (not DRs), I launched around 1300 RPM. I've never been good at slipping the clutch, so a lower RPM worked best for me and my launch technique. I pulled a few 1.9 60fts, and a best of 1.875 using this method.
 
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D.K said:
On street tires (not DRs), I launched around 1300 RPM. I've never been good at slipping the clutch, so a lower RPM worked best for me and my launch technique. I pulled a few 1.9 60fts, and a best of 1.875 using this method.
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Drag radials do help but its still tricky with the 4.10s....heat the DRs up real good and launch from 3000-3500 slipping the clutch just a tad....i still need some practice and ill be down at capitol ths june on my question for 11 second time slip.,.,... i love killng the new corvettes and yes i did beat up on a viper
 
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