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Originally Posted by tjlazer I found a fix! I drop the clutch at ~3,000 RPMs every time now. No gas pedal delay! You pretty much put a nail in the
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You pretty much put a nail in the coffin... just get past the annoying throttle limiting threshold. I end up burning the tires while making a left turn, but at least the car gets moving quick. Oh, and boost didn't kick in yet either since I let off the throttle a bit while making the turn. For some reason it puts the throttle response in the "go fast" mode, but launching at lower revs put it in "grandma" mode (no offense to the elder owners).
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