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Old 08-16-2004, 11:20 PM
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My car is out of commision for now, but on wedsday i am going to the track with my buddy on wedsday. He has the stock 10 bolt with 3.42 gears, car is an m6. Car is a 98 ws6. His car is a full bolt-on car with a small cam. Probably running aroung 370-380 rwhp.

My question is, if he launches gently, will his rear survive? What rpm should he launch at? I dont know what kind of tires he has, but they are street tires. What rpm is it ok for him to go WOT, keeping in mind the rear must survive. He doesnt want to break his rear, well, at least not for a few months. Thanks
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i would slip the clutch and then peddle into it b4 putting it on the floor. i have a stalled A4 and blew the rear with one launch
i would go easy if hes pusn that power. some last and some dont


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My stock rear survived 2 years of launching around 2000-2500 rpms on nittos and between 370-386 rwhp. Never cut better than 2.0 60's though.
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Mine survived one 3500rpm launch on et streets. Then it broke.
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slicks + stock rear end =
drag radials + stock rear end =
street tires + stock rear end =

simple math...got it?
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Originally Posted by equandt
slicks + stock rear end =
drag radials + stock rear end =
street tires + stock rear end =

simple math...got it?
Lol, thanks guys. I just want to know if i will be getting a ride home in a pick-up truck. I just talked to him on the phone and he has some really worn out kunmo's. So the rear SHOULD survive.




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