Best way to launch a 6 speed
I wonder if you could'nt rig an exhaust brake(inline flapper style) to help spool the turbo, while on the line...then,trip a switch with clutch pedal to release and hang on!!!!, or blammo!!!, pause to pick up clutch parts/driveshaft parts.


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Injecting NO2 pre-CAC to garner more low-RPM boost is common enough... you don't have to worry about advancing the timing, since the fuel map will still control it.
Typically, too much nitrous at higher RPM and boost pressure grenades turbos; and you're right - it's pretty impressive!
But we're talking about a moderate amount sprayed when the engine & charger aren't under heavy load.
If you inject an excessive amount of NO2 when the engine isn't close to making rated power, you're just leaning it out - not a problem for diesels.
Typically, too much nitrous at higher RPM and boost pressure grenades turbos; and you're right - it's pretty impressive!
But we're talking about a moderate amount sprayed when the engine & charger aren't under heavy load.If you inject an excessive amount of NO2 when the engine isn't close to making rated power, you're just leaning it out - not a problem for diesels.
I use the park brake to hold the truck, can't build a ton of boost Usually anything after 10-12 it will take off with the brake on
I take off in 3rd
has any one tried shooting water into the manifold before the turbo to spool up the turbo faster since the fact that water shot in even at idle temps 350 or so will still steam up and multiply in volume 10 fold or better. i know we talked about it a year or so ago but don't think anyone done the math or just tried it yet. should work pretty well as long as temps don't climb faster than the boost gauge
Try that exhaust brake, just go out and see if you can build boost with it engaged, no need to fiddle with the clutch. If it don't work, at least other hand shakers like me wont go out and buy an exhaust brake for nothing.


