wierd problem
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RE: wierd problem
ORIGINAL: P Zero
The ECU might be sensing that youre at full throttle with no load, and cuts the gas so you dont blow the motor.
As for the shifting, practice speed shifting using the clutch, I guarantee youll be just as fast if not faster. I've gotten my shifting down to where most people I race think Im in an automatic w/ a shift kit, they dont believe me untill they look in my car.
-P.
The ECU might be sensing that youre at full throttle with no load, and cuts the gas so you dont blow the motor.
As for the shifting, practice speed shifting using the clutch, I guarantee youll be just as fast if not faster. I've gotten my shifting down to where most people I race think Im in an automatic w/ a shift kit, they dont believe me untill they look in my car.
-P.
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From: Michigan
RE: wierd problem
ORIGINAL: Hung Like a Stang
Right on, I'll have to practice that
ORIGINAL: P Zero
The ECU might be sensing that youre at full throttle with no load, and cuts the gas so you dont blow the motor.
As for the shifting, practice speed shifting using the clutch, I guarantee youll be just as fast if not faster. I've gotten my shifting down to where most people I race think Im in an automatic w/ a shift kit, they dont believe me untill they look in my car.
-P.
The ECU might be sensing that youre at full throttle with no load, and cuts the gas so you dont blow the motor.
As for the shifting, practice speed shifting using the clutch, I guarantee youll be just as fast if not faster. I've gotten my shifting down to where most people I race think Im in an automatic w/ a shift kit, they dont believe me untill they look in my car.
-P.
-P.
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