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Old 05-15-2007, 04:34 AM   #26 (permalink)
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Generally those are boes with straight-cut gearsets and dog engagement; match those things up with launch control and gearchange ignition-cut, and you have the ultimate launch:

-Preset revlimit[just hold the right pedal down]
-Just dump the clutch and let the slip sensors and ignition retard handle the traction issues
-Bang through the gears while the throttle is flat down without using the clutch; each change, the full-throttle shift will sense movement at the stick and cut ignition timing to unload the dogs

Then the only issue becomes how to stop.
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