is this weird?
Originally posted by g2tegls
It should eventually stall out though. Maybe your idle is high.
It should eventually stall out though. Maybe your idle is high.
Originally posted by e30dood
Why would it stall out? Your engine needs to keep an idle speed.
Why would it stall out? Your engine needs to keep an idle speed.
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Originally posted by Derek
teh new one :slap:
teh new one :slap:
Originally posted by MyCarIsFast
automatic is the way to go they are so much faster than manuals.
I would never trade my auto for anything.
Why did you switch to a manual?
automatic is the way to go they are so much faster than manuals.
I would never trade my auto for anything.
Why did you switch to a manual?
Originally posted by flipped cracka
yeah, but my car doesn't go below that point. isn't that weird?
yeah, but my car doesn't go below that point. isn't that weird?
I can do that in my car as well.
Its a matter of not popping the clutch out but rather of letting it out slowly. When you do this it doesn't jerk the car causing it to stall but rather lets it slow roll out and when you finally let the clutch all the way out it keeps going.
Not hard to do at all just gotta know your car is all
Its a matter of not popping the clutch out but rather of letting it out slowly. When you do this it doesn't jerk the car causing it to stall but rather lets it slow roll out and when you finally let the clutch all the way out it keeps going.
Not hard to do at all just gotta know your car is all
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From: in a van down by the rive
Originally posted by Nightshade
I can do that in my car as well.
Its a matter of not popping the clutch out but rather of letting it out slowly. When you do this it doesn't jerk the car causing it to stall but rather lets it slow roll out and when you finally let the clutch all the way out it keeps going.
Not hard to do at all just gotta know your car is all
I can do that in my car as well.
Its a matter of not popping the clutch out but rather of letting it out slowly. When you do this it doesn't jerk the car causing it to stall but rather lets it slow roll out and when you finally let the clutch all the way out it keeps going.
Not hard to do at all just gotta know your car is all


