should my car be hard to drive slowley???
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Re: should my car be hard to drive slowley???
Originally posted by spekdah
My FD seems to hate going slow, is that normal??
My FD seems to hate going slow, is that normal??
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Re: Re: should my car be hard to drive slowley???
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you can never escape the drivertrain slop :-(
you can never escape the drivertrain slop :-(
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Originally posted by FDNewbie
Yea that's one thing I learned right off the bat...the car just is NOT smooth when you're just schmoozin along. 2nd gear is real jerky...and only way to really shift smooth is to shift @ higher revs...
Yea that's one thing I learned right off the bat...the car just is NOT smooth when you're just schmoozin along. 2nd gear is real jerky...and only way to really shift smooth is to shift @ higher revs...
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You guys need to oil your throttle cable or something, I don't have these super jerky light throttle issues.
Also, this is with solid diff mounts, pineapple 6 puck clutch, and jun 8.5 lb FW.
Also, this is with solid diff mounts, pineapple 6 puck clutch, and jun 8.5 lb FW.
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Originally posted by cpa7man
Is the car bucking/pulsating at constant throtle in second gear. Some have fixed it with cleaning the stock grounding points and/or adding additional grounds. I'm sure there are other causes of this condition, but cleaning the stock grounds helped mine a bunch.
Is the car bucking/pulsating at constant throtle in second gear. Some have fixed it with cleaning the stock grounding points and/or adding additional grounds. I'm sure there are other causes of this condition, but cleaning the stock grounds helped mine a bunch.
But I was actually talking about 2nd gear being real jerky when you vary the amount of gas you give it...like slightly take your foot off the gas, and it'll jerk, and slightly apply gas again, and it'll jerk...
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yeahh,
I notice that on my FD too.
The car just doesn't want to like to be driven slow... Too jerky compare to my bros. S14 and AE.
Check all ground. And even add some ground to it.. and still jerky.. Mostly on 2nd and 3rd only
I notice that on my FD too.
The car just doesn't want to like to be driven slow... Too jerky compare to my bros. S14 and AE.
Check all ground. And even add some ground to it.. and still jerky.. Mostly on 2nd and 3rd only
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Mine it's really focused in 2nd. And I never thought it was a problem, granted that if you read the Car & Driver 02/92 issue, the article called "Speeding Beauties" (http://www.iluvmyrx7.com/3rdgen/arti...0292/index.htm)
one of the main reasons why the rx7 was rated #2 behind the 300zx (#1) was "lurchy throttle response." they said "flow of power is a bit jerky when the throttle is first opened or closed, though"
and i think i read something very similar in a MT review of the same year... that basically the car didn't seem able to just be driven. it either stopped..or it WENT. not a cruising car lol
one of the main reasons why the rx7 was rated #2 behind the 300zx (#1) was "lurchy throttle response." they said "flow of power is a bit jerky when the throttle is first opened or closed, though"
and i think i read something very similar in a MT review of the same year... that basically the car didn't seem able to just be driven. it either stopped..or it WENT. not a cruising car lol
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