[Boostnf150]

How about a two step launch control on the Eco???

 

[joemac]

Drag race much? It's a truck.

 

[Raiderfan1890]

Step 1 traction control off step 2 power brake.

 

[Nasty Wendy]

Step 1 traction control off step 2 power brake.

LOL. Pretty good.

 

[Boostnf150]

It would just be easier to spool the truck up without worrying about the rpm as in over rpm and the truck spinning sitting steal. Just have twilight signal and smash to the floor

 

[Raiderfan1890]

Maybe on a tremor, but I don't see that gaining much traction (I crack myself up) on any other model.

 

[Dave's FX4]

LOL awesome. So Im not the only one who has though of this!!! I just want to hear the 3.5 rev haha. But seriously someone do this then show me how.

 

[Dave's FX4]

Drag race much? It's a truck.

It is the performance section

 

[PistolWhip]

A two step is used for manual transmission vehicles, it allows you to set a launch RPM that is activated when the clutch is depressed so that you can open the throttle at the line and hold a specific RPM / boost level without having to pay attention to the tac or feather the throttle. I don't see how it would be beneficial on an auto trans unless you had a trans brake. I think as stated above, spooling the turbos on the foot brake would be far more beneficial and won't reek as much havoc on a stock transmission as trying to launch 5500 lbs off of a trans brake at full boost.
Here's my Shelby bouncing on the 2-step. It's set at a low RPM in this video so its relatively mild sounding. As you'll see by the big old flash coming out of the muffler, it's NOT GOOD at all for cats. It will also destroy some mufflers on the quick as well. I've seen pretty descent quality mufflers burst at the seams from two step launches.