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Old 07-08-2014, 09:54 AM   #3
ytown87

 
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Originally Posted by alaskacamaro View Post
Most M6 guys (or any manual) that dump or rev higher than 3k rpm at the line have more difficulty without a lot of spinning.

Before I had any actual drag experience I noticed a lot of manual cars started off the line slower but once past 30-60 ft were able to fly.

My own experience (at least so far) is I get smoother launches out of my M6 (I am N/A with the stock clutch but no cam) when I hit the tree around 2K rpm.
+1

2000 - 2500 launches here. No dumping of the clutch. Ride it out through about 4000 - 4500 before Im completely off of it.
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