Reply to "Line Lock"

cybomanMember

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Originally posted by DOES 200:
But that's what I wonder, if I can sit at a light, apply the line lock, rev the engine to maybe 2 grand or so with the car still and no tires spinning, then release the line lock and take off?

That would be the same as dumpimg the clutch at 2 grand. If you're on a flat surface, you could just rev the engine to whatever RPM you wanted, and then just sidestep the clutch. You could always use a line lock to stop you from rolling if you were on an incline while doing this. Drag racers use a button on the shifter they hold while revving, then release a split second before dumping the clutch. With their hand already on the shifter, they're ready for the 1-2 shift. You could set yours up the same way.

Michael

7/17/088:39 AM

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