ASR ? for M6 guys
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I'm going to try to get to the track this weekend, wanted some input on takeoff.
I think I read on here about guys taking off with ASR on, then turning it off before the 1-2 shift. What do you guys do to get the best traction on takeoff and through the gear shifts?
I think I read on here about guys taking off with ASR on, then turning it off before the 1-2 shift. What do you guys do to get the best traction on takeoff and through the gear shifts?
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No no no, do NOT use the ASR, you'll get a low traction light most likely and it'll just slow you down. Just launch from anywhere from 1500-2500 (i'd suggest 1800-2000, minimal spin with decent acceleration) and slip the clutch out, don't dump it though, it doesn't work as well as if you let it out gradually. Good luck!
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Originally Posted by titaniumSS
No no no, do NOT use the ASR, you'll get a low traction light most likely and it'll just slow you down. Just launch from anywhere from 1500-2500 (i'd suggest 1800-2000, minimal spin with decent acceleration) and slip the clutch out, don't dump it though, it doesn't work as well as if you let it out gradually. Good luck!