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Kenne Bell 2010 Mustang GT: Speed (slow) and Sound Build


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Good start bro, hope those give the response you want!

It should help. I can't believe how thick the lca's are. Been working my 1-2 shift as well, less aggressive on the clutch release, but still quick on the shift is working better.

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Yes, feather the clutch. If you can figure out a good method to a "two-step", that will also help your launch control.

Basically you dont pop the clutch, you have the gear engaged holding the clutch and brake with one foot, lift the clutch until you feel the car start to roll, press the gas to keep from killing the car, and hold the brake. This keeps your RPM's up for your launch but youre not popping the clutch, which will ultimately blow the tires off the car. Doing this when the light turns green you can roll into RPM's and should take .1 to .2 seconds off your 60ft. times. When/if you ever run slicks and skinnies, youll be able to launch at a higher RPM, and another decrease in 60ft. But once you figure out what is most comfortable and best for you, then you can try other techniques!

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