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Re: Why Turbo Tip Is Faster Than Manual
Atomic80 nailed it on. I personally put my left foot on the brake and rev up with right foot (up and down) while I have seen people just bring it up to 4K and release the brake. Although my TT is 6 speed the 997TT is a serious contender in hands of a skilled driver.
Re: Why Turbo Tip Is Faster Than Manual
same procedure when you make a funny youtube side by side race, e.g. M6 - 997TT ;-) or you wanna have better 100 - 200 kph times;-)))
drive at desired start speed and keep that speed while you are pushing brakes and throttle until boost is up. When time has com -> pedal to metal and release breakes.
This should be done quite fast, because your breaks are geeting pretty hot (if you want so, after 10-15 secs you can see your discs getting red;-))
Although it sounds rude, your P doesn't have a problem with that at all;-))))
drive at desired start speed and keep that speed while you are pushing brakes and throttle until boost is up. When time has com -> pedal to metal and release breakes.
This should be done quite fast, because your breaks are geeting pretty hot (if you want so, after 10-15 secs you can see your discs getting red;-))
Although it sounds rude, your P doesn't have a problem with that at all;-))))
Re: Why Turbo Tip Is Faster Than Manual
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atomic80 said:
Easy...hold your brake while pressing the gas with the car in "D" gear. Go up to about 4000 rpms then release the brake. Off you go...
A little sidenote: don't do this too often, especially within a very short time frame one try after another because you may end up with a broken Tiptronic.
This method is also NOT recommended for tuned Tiptronic cars due to the increased power and especially torque at lower rev figures. The tuned RUF Turbo I testdrove did 3.9 seconds from 0-100 kph (62 mph) WITHOUT the torque/brake method, so for the wealth of the Tiptronic, forget about those additional 0.3-0.5 seconds you can shave off the acceleration time because you may permanently damage the auto tranny.
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