Track testing MSD 2 Step on 2007 Mustang GT

Still working out some bogging issues. With the 3.31 gears, I need to get some shorter tires. 28" is just too much with no FI and that gearing.

Intro/Outro: Airbourne - "Runnin' Wild"

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Autos & Vehicles

Tags:

• msd
• launch
• master
• 2007
• mustang
• gt
• ford
• step
• drag
• racing

[87BRAND]

Can you power shift with MSD launch master or will it knock the rpm's back down?

[darkfiregt]

@87BRAND Yes, you can still powershift. I powershifted 2-3. The MSD will not kick in until your RPMs are below the launch point (500 or 1000 RPMs I believe).

[DaBrute]

you could use some 4.10's with those tires for sure, seems like its taking forever to wind out the gears

[darkfiregt]

@DaBrute That's for sure. I just wanted to try to hit 12's with simple bolt-ons first.. but then I had to change my clutch.. so all bets are off now.

[87BRAND]

@darkfiregt Alright cool, I was looking into getting this for my 08 Bullitt and was curious. Thanks for the info!

[princerobert11]

bro your a beast on the tree good job you must have killer reaction times

[IXGQ4LifeXI]

Nice.. what RPM you launching at? I want to get a 2 step. Had it in my last car..

[Camolicous]

son that velle just stomped that ass fer ya

[LowPrOtO]

@darkfiregt thats a damn good run, specialy just for bolt ons. the best run i could pull in mine was a 13.40 with a 1.89 60 foot. trappin around 103. mine is a 2000 model though. all bolt ons and a clutch. just got my launch control though. so maybe now i can bring my 60 down

[LowPrOtO]

@bigrigs it goes to a sensor in your clutch, always on if you want it to be, but only works if your clutch is engaged. so if your in neutral with the clutch out. it doesn't do it, thats how mine is anyway

[LowPrOtO]

@darkfiregt dragsters use a trans brake, not a 2 step. like the same thing, but basicaly for an automatic