Who said that he did 13.7 on the 1/4 stock in a speed 6???

[AWD6]

haha, yea they will...but you make the most torque at about 3000 so you want to lauch (slip the clutch) at the rpm where when your rpms come down you will be right at 3k so you have the most torque at take off

 

[MS6freek]

haha, yea they will...but you make the most torque at about 3000 so you want to lauch (slip the clutch) at the rpm where when your rpms come down you will be right at 3k so you have the most torque at take off

i get what you are saying , but it is all about practice. first time i ever drove AWD and took it to the trac , so im not that bad lol

 

[seanw]

i was lunching at 6000rpm

the transmission can handle that?!

Nevermind the transmission, I want to know how you can eat and drag race at the same time. What, are you steering with your knees? That's dangerous enough on the highway. On the drag strip it's just plain nuts.(boom07)

 

[Nos]

39 C degrees in Montreal is not hard to beleive at all . I live out in the sticks and this pass week it was 30-34 C WITHOUT the humidex factor . Last year i went to sanair in june and track temp was 42 C . It was hot as hell , so hot the car was lagging .

Stop thinking that it's ******* cold all over canada all year long , jeeeeezzz you americanz .

 

[jcgemt2003]

haha, yea they will...but you make the most torque at about 3000 so you want to lauch (slip the clutch) at the rpm where when your rpms come down you will be right at 3k so you have the most torque at take off

I took my car to the track today and ran 13.90 and 1.8 60ft. I was launching at about 6500rpm. It was about 78 degrees F and humid as #@$%!

 

[MS6freek]

Nevermind the transmission, I want to know how you can eat and drag race at the same time. What, are you steering with your knees? That's dangerous enough on the highway. On the drag strip it's just plain nuts.(boom07)

what are you trying to say ?? i dont get that

 

[MS6freek]

I took my car to the track today and ran 13.90 and 1.8 60ft. I was launching at about 6500rpm. It was about 78 degrees F and humid as #@$%!

nice , good stuff!!!!

 

[MS6freek]

39 C degrees in Montreal is not hard to beleive at all . I live out in the sticks and this pass week it was 30-34 C WITHOUT the humidex factor . Last year i went to sanair in june and track temp was 42 C . It was hot as hell , so hot the car was lagging .

Stop thinking that it's ******* cold all over canada all year long , jeeeeezzz you americanz .

i hear you !!! (shocked) it is very possible!!

 

[AWD6]

I took my car to the track today and ran 13.90 and 1.8 60ft. I was launching at about 6500rpm. It was about 78 degrees F and humid as #@$%!

nice...well people have different techniques (enguard)

 

[redrims]

what are you trying to say ?? i dont get that

Nice times. I knew the Mazdapseed6 had to be quick. I'm starting to fall for that car.

BTW, he's trying to say it's "launching" not "lunching" (aka eating) lol.

 

[jcgemt2003]

i get what you are saying , but it is all about practice. first time i ever drove AWD and took it to the trac , so im not that bad lol

I had a hard time gettn the launch down to. That 13.9 was my last run (after 15 in 2hrs). Does anybody shift to 5th gear or are you guys stayn in 4th near the end of the 1/4?

 

[MS6freek]

I had a hard time gettn the launch down to. That 13.9 was my last run (after 15 in 2hrs). Does anybody shift to 5th gear or are you guys stayn in 4th near the end of the 1/4?

4th all the way

 

[jcgemt2003]

4th all the way

I was shifting into 5th right near the end....I could of probably ran a better time

 

[AWD6]

yea stay in 4h

 

[ATLMZ6]

Nevermind the transmission, I want to know how you can eat and drag race at the same time. What, are you steering with your knees? That's dangerous enough on the highway. On the drag strip it's just plain nuts.(boom07)

LOL I know what you are talking about. "lunching at 6000 RPM" LOL