Horatio
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In theory, lighter rigs like buggies should be faster 0-60 than trucks/truggies. However, it's all about traction. Longer wheelbase helps too.I'm excited to see some times! One of these days I'll have to mess with the 0-60 stuff, all I've ever used my gnss for is top speed, I'm sure my asuga could post some very impressive times but I know first hand I could never match your previous times posted with a truck, my finger doesn't move with that much precision!
Too eager off the line - wheelie and consequently loss of traction. To cautious, no wheelie but slow. Not enough traction - wheelspin.
If weather conditions are sub-optimal, I'm going to warm my Jetko tyres before each run and get them sticky.
Launch control is not something I use, or gyro, so it's all about progressive feeding in of throttle over that first .25 of a second. Electronic aids would definitely be a huge advantage, but would take the finesse away from the driving.
Having authoritative steering, good centering etc helps you focus on what's needed.
Going down this particular avenue, what makes for a 200mph car doesn't work for a great 0-60 time. Having a car that's awesome at 0-60 makes for a fun drive.
Pinions are on the way!