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What is the quickest way to launch a tiptronic?

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YOUR RESEARCHWhat is the quickest way to launch a tiptronic?

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Please make sure to replace the RMS before launching off the Aircraft carrier.

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Use insurance money

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As it drives off make a mental note to your self that it still ain't that quick even when someone "driving it like it was stolen" and then use the insurance money to buy a manual.

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Please make sure to replace the RMS before launching off the Aircraft carrier.

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As it drives off make a mental note to your self that it still ain't that quick even when someone "driving it like it was stolen" and then use the insurance money to buy a manual.

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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

A discussion came up about the fastest way to launch a 996 tiptronic...any ideas (tricks)?

POST 2Original post

Foot brake the car - bring the RPMs up to about 1200 while holding the brakes firmly (this is about all the RPM I could get before pushing the front tires)followed by nailing the throttle while releasing the brake at the same time. That technique shaved 2-tenths off my time vs stomping from dead idle at the drag strip.

POST 3Original post

Well, you start with the transmission at the edge of a large cliff...

POST 4Original post

Rev the car to 7000 rpm and go from Park to Drive. If it holds togeather you can probably shave off another 2/10 of a sec. just kidding!

POST 6Original post

or a C5 at 50,000 feet?? Oh heck lets just say what we think, why didn't you get a standard to start off with!

POST 7Original post

How about off one of those aircraft carriers? Should work with the water cooling ok.

POST 9Original post

Please make sure to replace the RMS before launching off the Aircraft carrier. Wouldnt want to harm the poor fishies All in fun, I hope you 996 guys realize this.......

POST 10Original post

I had a 99 tiptronic 996 that I sold a few months ago. I did a lot of runs with the G-tech performance meter, to see what the fastest launch technique was. Ditto on what Tippy said. In addition, after launching in the manual mode (first gear), slap the shifter back over into auto mode. Mine would shift at a higher rpm in auto mode versus manual shifting. Make sure your A/C and traction control (if it is available on a tip) are turned off.

POST 11Original post

at a stop light, i noted that even in Auto tiptronic mode, if you click the steering wheel button to move from 2nd to 1st gear, it stays on 1st gear (beyond the few seconds) until the car starts moving (or at least in my test at a red light which lasted a minute or two).

POST 12Original post

Best launch. Run in to a 7-11 in a shady part of town, leave it running. As it drives off make a mental note to your self that it still ain't that quick even when someone "driving it like it was stolen" and then use the insurance money to buy a manual.

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POST 14Original post

Hold car in your throwing hand at about shoulder height. Ensure nothing is in the path. Launch with a smooth throw giving the car a slightly nose up attitude.

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