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Look at ur dyno plot, pick the rmp where the car is making about half boost, that will be ur launch staging rpm and initial launch. Then its a case of slip the clutch and nail the throttle when the light goes green. Try it at some traffic lights to get used to the ideal clutch biting/power point, ul know when its right as the car will be hooked up, on boost and rolling hard.
 
Obviously its a feeling that only u will find out, each car and person will be different.

Now i wish i had a dyno sheet.
Cheers 4 help [emoji4]
 
[mention=139458]ElleAli76[/mention] just saw on the news they are reviewing the Mario Carting in Japan. they said there have been too many near misses and they apparently they dont have seatbelts either?
 
not sure if the seatbelts will be enforced or the whole thing shutdown in the near future



Nooooooooooooooooooo they can't shut it down - just make them wear [emoji575]! What's so hard to understand the rules ?


Apparently the latest news accident was last month , tourist Korean lady had a small accident , she's ok tho , but she scratched or scraped few cars along the road lol [emoji23] [emoji594]- silly Korean lady.

The tourists guide or the man in charge is from Australia [emoji1037] and he won't allow you to jump on the cart without a proper license ( international license )

So seat belts is a must ! Or I'll
Strap them ! Lol [emoji38]

Morning All x
14 hours ago, ElleAli76 said:

 

 


Nooooooooooooooooooo they can't shut it down - just make them wear emoji575.png! What's so hard to understand the rules ?
 

 

 

yeah it looked like fun on Teli, would be a shame if it completely stops. 

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