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2wd St Testing.

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Soo I don't know if I mentioned the St is a 2wd version. And let me tell ya'll after testing and getting the numbers, I regret not spending the extra $8k+ lol.

Tried a few brake torque launch, on 87 octane
1/4 mile - 14.04@ 100.0
0-60mph - 5.79s
 

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So then went and got a tune from a local tuner, on 93 octane. He did ask how aggressive I wanted it, since he knows it's my wife's daily. He kept it mild.
Now on the tune I can't brake launch because tires get loose.

Before the tune, it wouldn't spin the tires with traction control off, couldn't even do a burnout.
I tried over and over to disable stability trac, and it would not go into the 5 sec timer, no matter what I tried.

I'm out of town for work, and won't be back until maybe 2 months. But I would like to stack up some parts to install when I get back. Was thinking maybe coilovers would help it launch on a bit more torque
 

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what is your tire pressure? Stock A/S tires are definitely not helping you out either.
 

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I didn't do no changes, guessing it's 35psi from dealer.
 

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You can locate tire pressures via scrolling through your steering wheel button on the right.

Both my ST's read over 40 psi from the factory, which is way too high.

I think that's because it's the ST's "transport" setting for the tires, but dealers never check it when delivering to the customer.
 

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Yeah I've seen the tire pressure, I just don't recall what it was at, I'll try lowering the pressure seeing how much it helps.
 

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So then went and got a tune from a local tuner, on 93 octane. He did ask how aggressive I wanted it, since he knows it's my wife's daily. He kept it mild.
Now on the tune I can't brake launch because tires get loose.

Before the tune, it wouldn't spin the tires with traction control off, couldn't even do a burnout.
I tried over and over to disable stability trac, and it would not go into the 5 sec timer, no matter what I tried.

I'm out of town for work, and won't be back until maybe 2 months. But I would like to stack up some parts to install when I get back. Was thinking maybe coilovers would help it launch on a bit more torque
your first test was on 87 octane and ran 14.04 second test was tuned and 93 octane 13.73 I wonder what that tune would do on 87 octane also?
 

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Well what I'm wondering is why it was launching slow when it wasn't tuned? It wouldn't even be close to spinning the tires. Brake torque launch i was only able to get 2300rpm at most. Wouldn't go higher.
 



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