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Old 07-09-2011, 11:00 PM
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Old 07-09-2011, 11:55 PM
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Originally Posted by BrianC98Z28
Jake, never heard of that or seen it with an auto setup, anyone ive ever seen with T Brake has always just had the T Brake, unless its a turbo build to leave in boost.
Most serious racers use a t-brake and a 2 step. You typically won't get the best 60' launching with the converter against full stall.

Typically you would set a 2 step for say 3000 rpm with a 4000 stall.
It varies by combo but you tune the two step in for best launch.
You get more shock to the tires when you "run up" against the converter.
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I have a built 80e with Tbrake. My tuner had to disable the knock sensors. I made 450whp and 480 torque on a mustang dyno @15 psi stock 4.8l with a on3 88m turbo. 2nd gear hits hard!!!.
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Originally Posted by Zulu moore
I have a built 80e with Tbrake. My tuner had to disable the knock sensors. I made 450whp and 480 torque on a mustang dyno @15 psi stock 4.8l with a on3 88m turbo. 2nd gear hits hard!!!.
I'm sure the OP will review this thread with fond memories, if he hasnt died from old age yet.



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