peeling out ;)
#31
obviously, i always just held the brake down pretty hard and then gradually got into the throttle and then bogged down on me. then again, once i did it with traction control on accidentally, and the other, well im still a newb at it
#32
well you can put the car in 1st or 2nd. And just watch how high you rev it. But it's easier just keeping it in drive. It's also said that turning your over drive off button on helps keep the wear off the tranny. So the computer isn't registering that extra gear in there. Especially at the track.
#33
isnt dumping the clutch bad for it
i mean u always hear ur driving instructor "ease of the clutch"
srry bout all the dumb questions but i gota have the truth!!!
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i give u all the credit because u posted first!!!!
i mean u always hear ur driving instructor "ease of the clutch"
srry bout all the dumb questions but i gota have the truth!!!
4.6 love-
i give u all the credit because u posted first!!!!
#36
Originally Posted by csledd
i don't see how dumping the clutch could be bad for it.. riding the clutch hurts it a lot more
because all that power just all of a sudden grabs ur clutch, and thats bad ju ju, so do it sparingly
#37
Originally Posted by SpringsStang
its actually really bad, worse than riding it....
because all that power just all of a sudden grabs ur clutch, and thats bad ju ju, so do it sparingly
because all that power just all of a sudden grabs ur clutch, and thats bad ju ju, so do it sparingly
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