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I will go back in better conditions and try again and report back.
My launches were terrible coz i had TC off and using LC. I have now learnt thats not the way to do it.
also 38PSI rear pressures didnt help.
If you have ESC-OFF and TC-OFF in the .1 or .2 GT3, LC is not activated. The car still holds the RPMs up and sounds identical as LC, but you won't get the LC activated message. When releasing the brakes, the car will do a full clutch engagement and produce massive wheel spin, even on a prepped drag strip.
With ESC-OFF and TC-ON the LC is activated, ESC-ON and TC-ON the LC is activated too. If the transmission is in manual mode you've to do the shifting if using LC. I get better acceleration shifting manually when using LC, because the GT3 (both my .1 and .2 GT3 RS) have a little early shift from 1st-2nd, and these two gears are spaced too much.
He’s soon to install our Titanium Race Pipes prior to a return visit to the track. Will be interesting if the further weight savings and subtle bump in power translate to a faster time
JC
Difference in sound between Titanium Center Bypass and the lightweight bypass?
As far as performance gains from just a center bypass, I've yet to see any dynos verifying this except from one company, but I'm skeptical since the gains were a little outrageous from a simple muffler delete. Will you be publishing any dynos in that other thread showing what happens with just your bypass?