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I would say start in 2nd depending on how much power your putting out. build boost and slowly let off the brake and roll the rest of the power on. once your a truck length or two from the start, you should be full powering. If you start bouncing you should back off cause thats when you start breaking stuff. good luck. its a rush.
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