SlayerMaro
12-01-2007, 02:20 PM
Hey guys. I have been doing some roll racing when I'm not at the track since it puts less stress on the drivetrain. Although I've never lost a race yet, a couple of them have been closer than I think they should've been.
I was going to put this in the street racing forum, but it's kind of an A4 specific question.
The last two races I've done have been against friends. One has a '97 Cobra with an ORX and Flowmaster catback with 4.10's. The other has a Cobalt SS stage II at about 235whp. They are both M6 cars. Also, I had a passenger when I raced the Cobalt.
After the honks, I mash down the gas and they both got the jump on me. It seems like I'm losing ground off the bat since the car has to downshift then get back up into the powerband. Once I am in the upper RPM's, I pulled on both of them.
Any advice on how to fix this? I know gears will make going from a roll easier, and I know that getting a stall will help from a roll too. But do you guys have any other tips?
My car recently put down 325whp on a Mustang dyno (gotta update my sig), and my track time is listed there too. What gives?
I was going to put this in the street racing forum, but it's kind of an A4 specific question.
The last two races I've done have been against friends. One has a '97 Cobra with an ORX and Flowmaster catback with 4.10's. The other has a Cobalt SS stage II at about 235whp. They are both M6 cars. Also, I had a passenger when I raced the Cobalt.
After the honks, I mash down the gas and they both got the jump on me. It seems like I'm losing ground off the bat since the car has to downshift then get back up into the powerband. Once I am in the upper RPM's, I pulled on both of them.
Any advice on how to fix this? I know gears will make going from a roll easier, and I know that getting a stall will help from a roll too. But do you guys have any other tips?
My car recently put down 325whp on a Mustang dyno (gotta update my sig), and my track time is listed there too. What gives?