yellow40th

when im driving normal and shifting, the rpms dont really fall on their own. it takes a few seconds for them to drop. if i shift at 4k rpms and shift slow, the rpms will only be down to like 3700 or so when i let the clutch back out.....is that normal in these cars??

even if i rev it in neutral it takes a while for the rpms to drop back to idle

WhiteFoxGT

It is normal... Its called the decay rate...

Also, some may experience "hanging" throttle, and you can do a mod on the IAC motor and help it.. But a little rpm hold is normal.

yellow40th

awesome thanks.....why are so many people here from delaware? i noticed two other big posters from delaware also. im usually the only one on a forum from this state lol. cool to see locals though

steve0914

because there is nothing better to do in delawhere but post on the internet...

yellow40th

good point

WhiteFoxGT

Because DE is the **** man Where at in DE are you? I know Lizzy posts here, but who is the other "big poster" from DE you saw?

Ha, especially when you sit around on your toolbox every day waiting for work to show up.. We did just get a new 2010 GT in today tho, so I played around with that for a while

yellow40th

i cant remember the name, when i do il let you know. has a blue 40th anni though. and im from hockessin


i HATE sitting around at work waiting for cars to come in. it sucks

5.0 85 GT

ahahah thats mad funny..i saw a new '10 gt today by the way...it was in that sunburst looking gold..gorgeous car..ford is the best...keep designing em right, ive seen 3 new camaros and hate them...ugliest car ever..the challenger blows it out

denice25

yes it is normal..

WhiteFoxGT

Oh, hey, thanks