FWD launching noobie questions

[Alex40823]

Hey guys, just wanna get some tips and tricks from more experienced people, I have a couple of questions about correctly launching a fwd setup.
I currently have a pretty much stock set up with a 14b currently running at 10psi of boost. I have a speeduino ecu on it with launch control, question is, how do I properly launch without destroying anything.
For my LC setup I currently have it at 3600 Hard rev limit and have it at 3300 soft rev limit. My launch control switch is set up on the clutch switch so anytime I press the clutch pedal and when I'm at 90% stepping on the gas pedal it activates launch control, anything below 90% tps it doesnt activate it. So it's pretty much an On and off switch above 90% when pressing the gas pedal.
I wanna know what the proper ways are of launching it, any tips and tricks will do, Thanks

 

[Bud92gsx]

Learn!!!
Send it
Hope you don't break something learning.

That's probably how we all learned.

 

[Diamond Star Werks]

Ebrake, just before go time slip clutch just enough to preload drivetrain, on go drop ebrake and smoothly release the clutch. Fast but smooth.

 

[BLACK'98DSM]

Yes ^
I normally start slipping the clutch a split second before dropping the hand brake. With a little practice you can get a good jump. You may also find polyurethane mounts to help with power delivery/response.

 

[Diamond Star Werks]

Whatever you do, never let it wheel hop or you'll be free revving in no time.

 

[BLACK'98DSM]

Stiffer rear springs and lower front ride height were my corrections to wheel hop and keeping the front wheels planted. Along with proper clutch work, of course.

 

[CrackedDSM]

Rear tires aired up to max pressure, front tires no matter what they are to sub 20psi. Rear springs/suspension needs to be as stiff as you can possibly make it(maybe try the old hot-rod trick of squeezing in deflated/NE Patriots footballs into the springs, and then airing them up), front can be a little soft. Other than that, send it. You're on a 14B so with good tires you should be able to get an 'okay' launch on the street.