Whats that called???
05-12-2008, 10:27 PM
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Whats that called???
Whats the tech term for this??? You know how our mustangs, when you push in the clutch, the RPMs stay pretty steady and then after a few secounds of you holding the clutch in it finally falls slowly.... Versus say a honda civic, when you engage the clutch, the RPM falls immediately to almost nothing?
Its been buggin me all day because someone asked me about it and I can't think of the word. I know there is technical term for it.
Its been buggin me all day because someone asked me about it and I can't think of the word. I know there is technical term for it.
05-12-2008, 10:37 PM
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RE: Whats that called???
ORIGINAL: mylongvictor
Whats the tech term for this??? You know how our mustangs, when you push in the clutch, the RPMs stay pretty steady and then after a few secounds of you holding the clutch in it finally falls slowly.... Versus say a honda civic, when you engage the clutch, the RPM falls immediately to almost nothing?
Its been buggin me all day because someone asked me about it and I can't think of the word. I know there is technical term for it.
Whats the tech term for this??? You know how our mustangs, when you push in the clutch, the RPMs stay pretty steady and then after a few secounds of you holding the clutch in it finally falls slowly.... Versus say a honda civic, when you engage the clutch, the RPM falls immediately to almost nothing?
Its been buggin me all day because someone asked me about it and I can't think of the word. I know there is technical term for it.
05-12-2008, 10:40 PM
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RE: Whats that called???
ORIGINAL: 01GT4.6
give me a minute I'll get the answer for ya.
ORIGINAL: mylongvictor
Whats the tech term for this??? You know how our mustangs, when you push in the clutch, the RPMs stay pretty steady and then after a few secounds of you holding the clutch in it finally falls slowly.... Versus say a honda civic, when you engage the clutch, the RPM falls immediately to almost nothing?
Its been buggin me all day because someone asked me about it and I can't think of the word. I know there is technical term for it.
Whats the tech term for this??? You know how our mustangs, when you push in the clutch, the RPMs stay pretty steady and then after a few secounds of you holding the clutch in it finally falls slowly.... Versus say a honda civic, when you engage the clutch, the RPM falls immediately to almost nothing?
Its been buggin me all day because someone asked me about it and I can't think of the word. I know there is technical term for it.
If your looking in the 1999 to 2004 Repair manuel that you get at Auto Zone, I've tried that. Actually spent an hour today looking through it for it.
05-12-2008, 10:42 PM
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RE: Whats that called???
ORIGINAL: mylongvictor
Nice! Thanks. Where did you go to find that info? Just curious. Maybe more info there that I can soak up!
Nice! Thanks. Where did you go to find that info? Just curious. Maybe more info there that I can soak up!
05-12-2008, 10:45 PM
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RE: Whats that called???
Day late and a dollar short 01GT! lol
I know of the decay rate because of the SCT software can be tuned to adjust it. I have a mac 75mm tb that has horrible metering so I use the SCT software to adjust the decay.
I know of the decay rate because of the SCT software can be tuned to adjust it. I have a mac 75mm tb that has horrible metering so I use the SCT software to adjust the decay.
05-12-2008, 10:56 PM
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RE: Whats that called???
ORIGINAL: sxynerd
Day late and a dollar short 01GT! lol
I know of the decay rate because of the SCT software can be tuned to adjust it. I have a mac 75mm tb that has horrible metering so I use the SCT software to adjust the decay.
Day late and a dollar short 01GT! lol
I know of the decay rate because of the SCT software can be tuned to adjust it. I have a mac 75mm tb that has horrible metering so I use the SCT software to adjust the decay.