Anyone here race their M157 on Drag Radials?
1)Foot-braking anywhere from idle to ~2000rpms with traction OFF using S+
2)RACESTART
3)Foot-braking anywhere from idle to ~2000rpms in Dyno Mode using S+
I would imagine I should be able to pull 1.6x 60's on the drag radials. Any advice from people who have achieved ~1.6x 60's or better themselves in their M157 would be greatly appreciated. Thanks in advance!
I got the best result with the following Method:
Foot-braking anywhere from idle to ~2000rpms with traction Sport Mode using S+
once you launch the car don't put the accelerator too hard unless the revs reach 3000rpms, once you get over 3000rmps press the accelerator way down to the bottom. The M157 tuned engines have 1000nm+ so in the first gear if you press the accelerator hard with traction control off you will have wheel spin and will end up with 12sec time. The best result I got for the quarter mile was 10.9sec.
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Does anyone have any feedback on whether a 285/35/19 Mickey Thompson Street SS Drag radial will work using the stock 10" rim? It is 26.9 OD as opposed top the stock tire (285/30/19) of 25.8"
Right Now I run a 11.6 to 11.8 with a 2.0 to 2.2 60 foot at 6000 foot altitude
Thanks!!
The slow launch thing is symptomatic of the tranny and the way MB decided to program it all in....such a shame. Could have been a worthy successor to the legendary 55-series cars, but alas the 5.5TT platforms were more of a side-step, thanks to the tranny design.
Does anyone have any feedback on whether a 285/35/19 Mickey Thompson Street SS Drag radial will work using the stock 10" rim? It is 26.9 OD as opposed top the stock tire (285/30/19) of 25.8"
Right Now I run a 11.6 to 11.8 with a 2.0 to 2.2 60 foot at 6000 foot altitude
Thanks!!
The slow launch thing is symptomatic of the tranny and the way MB decided to program it all in....such a shame. Could have been a worthy successor to the legendary 55-series cars, but alas the 5.5TT platforms were more of a side-step, thanks to the tranny design.











