How To Launch a Manual AWD Car. 500WHP Evo - Vlog #4

In today's episode, will teach you how to launch an AWD manual car.

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[Tropicsca]

you should make a video about how to afford a 500hp AWD evo first so i can complete the first step.

[GMWsho]

"practice, practice, practice" here we go, every traffic light :)

[NTThatCrazy]

Great video man. I'm happy that you went into drivetrain shock by slowly creeping forward. That is a step the majority of new drivers do not do. Because i drag, I recommend using the hand brake to keep the car from creeping and tripping the beams before you're ready and haven't had a chance to build boost. Then drop the brake right when you go hit the gas. And because you have the brake holding things tight you can disengage the clutch further so you're not slipping it.

As for launch control RPM, I've always done well setting it 1000-1500rpm higher than where you make peak torque.

[lilripsta]

you are absolutely correct. grind in the clutch slowly and once it starts biting you let go of the clutch completely. that way you eliminate any bog down and you will save your transmission in the long run. cluch is a lot cheaper then a whole transmission

[christiandejesus]

You know you're making power when you're spinning all 4 ....

[digitalsaint]

I see a lot of people putting hard racing clutches on their cars. our shop does not switch out the stock evo 9-10 clutch till over 400hp. the reason is, harder clutch transfer on the transmission. all that energy is going to have to be absorb somewhere, it better to burn a clutch then bust out a gear. think of the clutch as a barrier of protection.

[rikkasenpai]

I started the video, listened to the intro, paused, cried, and enjoyed the rest of my day. I love that intro!

[vanisshen]

"6000RPM, and you go BUP BUP BUP BUP BUP" ROFL
Nice launch man!

[MrJjburgess]

thanks. now I'm gonna go launch my mostly stock Evo X . then order a new clutch in the morning lol

[kylemilford]

I'll help you out a little bit. What you do to preload is drive forward slowly, while still moving pull the E-brake all the way up and before the car stops moving push the clutch in. Then do your launch control and go

[danishgamerdk]

He looks like han from fast and furious

[hooliganSKATE]

I really enjoyed that! Just got my evo about 2 months ago and I've never launched AWD before, so I was curious as to what the best procedure was. thank you so much for this! 

[mitsubishikid]

At least this dude is honest, I've heard so many other people act like they know how to drive everything lol, good video man.

[kibbie]

Its about time i start leaving my comments on your vids man.... This is simply informative and awesome. I'm a huge fan of you man. For my first project i want it to be a Colt Evo. I never had a car as yet, but i just love em plus i'm a huge Mitsubishi fan. I'll always continue to watch your vids man. I'm looking forward to seeing more informative videos from you man. One thing i would love to see myself though is you on a race track handling the evo.

[The-Deer-Lord]

Had to subscribe a few seconds into the video just because you knew what you were talking about! Thumbs up!

[monzrr]

No transfer cases were hurt during the making of this video

[experiencewithmartin]

When I saw the video I thought Han from Tokyo drift is teaching some launching lessons. Damn I was close !

[Agueart]

Good video, I recall bogging my Evo a lot when I first bought it. Takes a bit more to launch my Evo X than the Mustang in the garage. A lot of my friends were also under the assumption you just dump the clutch and go. lol

[jaker]

Thanks for this video been a sub for awhile never posted a comment. I've only launched my evo once because as you mention the stress it puts on the drivetrain, it was easy on my 240 but worried I might hurt my evo, really like these vlogs. Nice set up on your evo wish mine was like that. Keep doing a great job always enjoy watching your vids 😁

[dopecutza]

Haha you make launching AWD look so easy.