Not to dampen your guys parade...but you will never acheive WOT without the clutch engaging. The clutch is still operated by springs and weights that control engaugement. I beleive what they are trying to say is that the red button is a Temporary REV limiter of sorts. It will hold engine RPM just below clutch engagement RPM until you let off the button. So for example say the clutch engauges at 4,500 rpm, while holding the red button no matter how far you open the throttle, the CDI ignition system wont allow the motor to rev over 4,400 rpm. So you have the throttle wide open and let off the button and you will instantly have WOT but the clutchs will still have to engauge like normal....there is no difference in this as opposed to just pinning the throttle except the engine doesnt have to spool up from idle to 4,400 rpm, its already there. I belive this is how it works, im sure i will be corrected if im wrong.
Polaris is my way out - Other people just use a door.