View Poll Results: Can you chirp the tires from a dead stop (stock, auto tranny)?
Yes



40
72.73%
No



15
27.27%
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Can you chirp the tires from a dead stop (stock, auto tranny)?
Can you chirp the tires from a dead stop (stock, auto tranny)?
Some stock (no tune or performance mods) auto tranny GTs seem to be able to chirp or even light up the tires from a dead stop, while others seem to have the dreaded throttle lag and can't chirp 'em. That makes me wonder whether those with the throttle lag have some sort of fuel pump issue or other problem.
So, I just want to get a sense of what percentage GT auto owners can really chirp or light 'em up form a dead stop. This means no brakes applied while stomping.
So, I just want to get a sense of what percentage GT auto owners can really chirp or light 'em up form a dead stop. This means no brakes applied while stomping.
I was able to chirp from a dead stop. Without using the brakes, it's small but it would definately chirp some. Had less powerful cars do better off the line burnouts though, like the grand am I rented a couple years ago, it was front wheel drive 6 cyl and it would break traction very easily. I think alot of it has to do with how good the rear suspension is in the new Mustang.
Get a SCT xcal tuner from Bama chips and you won't have any more throttle lag, you'll be able to peel out like a pro and chirp the tires all the way up to 3rd.
Get a SCT xcal tuner from Bama chips and you won't have any more throttle lag, you'll be able to peel out like a pro and chirp the tires all the way up to 3rd.
Originally Posted by nynvolt
the grand am I rented a couple years ago, it was front wheel drive 6 cyl and it would break traction very easily
Front whell drive
Yeah even with TC on if I stand on it I could do it. I'm modified now so it's easier to do but as it is I typically ease it out of the intersection a bit before accelerating as I like my tires.



