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Old 07-06-2003, 08:58 PM   #6 (permalink)
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I'm still stock except for a K&N filter. I've been workin on my launches and haven't really found the sweetspot yet. I either just spin or I get bad wheel hop and have to let off the gas to get it to catch. I've thought that wheel hop is a very bad thing. Heard people where bendin the bolts on their mounts with wheel hop.



I'm going to keep practicing and then get to the track. From my experience so far, I'd only rev to 1500 rpms and kinda put the gas down gradually so you only get some squaking. But ya, I need some good advice on launches also. I'm a 2 week vereran of a five speed so.... still learning. I need to get some DR so it'd be a little easier for me.
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