how not to kill your clutch and t/c
Feb 5, 2005, 11:06 AM
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6.5K u dump ur clutch at ??? the video is all fun and stuff but u wont be laughin when ur TC goes seriously,, why dont u just start rolling and turn the wheel and then Accelerate once the turbo starts spoolin ull be sideways and dont just hold down the gas pedal untill u ready to quit dont go past 6 K man seriously thats all fun and **** but u wont be laughin once u have to replace MAJOR parts on ur car.
Feb 5, 2005, 11:08 AM
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Ps when i launch my car past 5 K now, my car goes sideways on a straight road, too much torque and i go nowhere.. Thats why i have to feather it at like 4 K thats when i see the best results and NO Major parts get Messed up "I HOPE.... LOL"
Feb 5, 2005, 05:34 PM
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well as the thread name reads HOW NOT TO KILL YOUR CLUTCH AND T/C clearly im not sugg people do this, and im lucky enough to have a job where if i break something i can easily pay for it.. i thank you for the heads up but i have been doin this kind of driving for the last 10 years of my life.. i have learned a few things along the way.. including how to launch a dsm. i have had 4 so far.. and the only other reason i did this to my car was i still had the stock clutch in it.. now that i put the act in it, you wont catch me doin this to my car.. again to all people, if you dont know what you are doin, dont do it. you could kill yourself and more importantly, someone else... nuff said
