Yesterday I practiced some starts and was wondering what is the best way to do this?
According to physics the best acceleration occurs when the wheels are just about to spin.
I revved the engine up to 4500rpm, disengaged the clutch instantaneously and floored the throttle.
On different surfaces the revs that gave me the best launch differed.
So my question is what combination of throttle & clutch I have to use?
Lifting off the clutch more smoothly so I don't have a yank that could produce wheelspin. Not flooring the throttle immediately and wait before the speed matches the revs. ( more throttle could increase wheelspin perhaps? )
EDIT: It was on a RWD car!
According to physics the best acceleration occurs when the wheels are just about to spin.
I revved the engine up to 4500rpm, disengaged the clutch instantaneously and floored the throttle.
On different surfaces the revs that gave me the best launch differed.
So my question is what combination of throttle & clutch I have to use?
Lifting off the clutch more smoothly so I don't have a yank that could produce wheelspin. Not flooring the throttle immediately and wait before the speed matches the revs. ( more throttle could increase wheelspin perhaps? )
EDIT: It was on a RWD car!