what kind of rpm and boost are you leaving with? how many launches has the trans survived? im going to install a stage right brake over the winter and was wondering about the longevity. thanksGO FAST said:I've had the stage right brake for a year now and love it.(The picture above was Bowling Green 05 ) No more concerns about the foot brake not holding and the car creeping through the lights, plus the wheels up launches are a blast.
GO FAST said:Bird, I run an Art Carr 3600 stall converter, I usually leave with anywhere from 15 to 20 psi boost. To be honest i'm not exactly sure what the RPM is at that boost ( too many gauges to look at while trying to watch the tree) I just basically put it on the floor then disengage the brake. Over the past year i've put about 80 passes with the brake, 0 problems. I also run the billet foward drum.
your trans works same as always except now you put the shifter in the "1" position and the trans is locked as in car wont move, like your on the brake pedal but your not. at this point you can load the boost until the desired point and when your ready, you move the shifter forward into 2nd or drive(depending if you want to shift into 3rd manually or let the trans shift itself) and away you go.turboimpala said:okay im still kinda lost read through all the post, tell me if i got this right you are free reving in N and then dropping it in drive when you launch like a nutreal bomb?
turboimpala said:okay im still kinda lost read through all the post, tell me if i got this right you are free reving in N and then dropping it in drive when you launch like a nutreal bomb?