I have his products and love all of em. He not only was patient with me when I was a newbi deciding what to do first, but he spent time with me after the purchase to help me get the most out of the products I bought from him.

Great products, even better guy.

-Alex

 

Well I have done that and I dont really recomend it. What happens is that you will drop to about 1500-2000 rmps and will have to work really hard to get up into boost and by that time your AWD is only slowing you down now. The best way to launch (im sure thats what you are talking about) is to get it to about 4-4.5k and slowly ease into the clutch keeping in mind that once it grabs you need to drop it or else you are going to ride the cluch and just burn it out. Not good. So your wheels in general should barely start to move maybe like six inches then you drop the cluch and hang on. Remember that if your rpm's shoot up and you dont go anywhere let off of the gas you are tearing you cluch up. Well really not the cluch but the flywheel but that is a whole nother topic. The flywheel is designed to slip to allow the clutch to stay intact for a little bit longer. But it will eventually need to be replaced. Just practice it a bit and you will get the hang of it. If you smell clutch then you need to stop and try it again another day. Good luck let me know if you have any more questions.

 

Sounds good to me. Did you build these cars or something. lol

 

thats called Slipping the clutch proper way to launch a car

 

i've yet to launch mine however cuz its put away for the winter but when i get that bad son of a bitch out its on ...i should have my APR FMIC on by then too CANT WAIT!!!!

 

Yea my Forge FMIC is comming in the mail, I cant wait either!

As for if I built these cars or not, the answer is NO. I still have alot to learn about these cars but I truly love them. My wife says that sometimes I love them more than her. Maybe she is right. J/K. Just do your research and take in as much information as you can, and determine what is BS and what is not. Then ask questions, alot of them that what I have been doing. Good luck

 

Anyone have a link to the modshack intake?

 

http://www.modshack.info

 

Thanks bro

THe VTDA with V-Stack intake looks like the filter is inside of the can, is it just a simple K&N style filter that can be cleaned and oiled over time?

 

Yes you can take it out, and clean it. The outside is made of good metal that reflects the heat very well. Its by far one of the best intakes that you could buy.