how to rev engine so car jerks back and forth
10-26-2009, 09:45 PM
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how to rev engine so car jerks back and forth
i was just curious cause i see it all the time in videos when people rev their cars and the car looks like its actually trying to move forward but is being held back.
if you go to 1:55 here you will see what i mean: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f3comQxPNWI&NR=1
it looks a lot cooler than simply revving in neutral or with clutch in hahaha
if you go to 1:55 here you will see what i mean: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f3comQxPNWI&NR=1
it looks a lot cooler than simply revving in neutral or with clutch in hahaha
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10-26-2009, 10:07 PM
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can anyone actually try to be useful? i dont see how its that obvious at all...
i thought this forum is a place to learn not for douchebags to be rude to people asking questions.
quiksilver38 i bet your sig says "a wrong answer is better than no answer" cause you offered poor advice and you're trying to make yourself feel better right? judging from the type of answers you provide, you should change your sig to "no answer is better than a useless answer".
and thank you SuperBlack350z for being a decent human being.
i thought this forum is a place to learn not for douchebags to be rude to people asking questions.
quiksilver38 i bet your sig says "a wrong answer is better than no answer" cause you offered poor advice and you're trying to make yourself feel better right? judging from the type of answers you provide, you should change your sig to "no answer is better than a useless answer".
and thank you SuperBlack350z for being a decent human being.
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10-26-2009, 11:07 PM
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LOL i doubt most of the people that posted in this thread know how to do it.
1) In a manual car, u gotta hold the brake, and gas with your heel while riding the clutch... its not easy and causes way more harm than a neutral rev.
2) In an auto, just hold the brake and jab the gas repeatedly...
1) In a manual car, u gotta hold the brake, and gas with your heel while riding the clutch... its not easy and causes way more harm than a neutral rev.
2) In an auto, just hold the brake and jab the gas repeatedly...
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10-26-2009, 11:27 PM
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yep one of my friend does that in his infiniti which is an automatic but i was curious about the footwork for it in a manual car, so thanks for clearing it up!
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