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Old 09-19-06, 09:54 PM
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i SUCK at driving!

Lately i've stalled my car quite a bit in stop and go situations. Does this harm my car in anyway? Also I am wondering what difference does it make if i press the "sport" button compared to the "normal" button? Thanks.
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The sport button stiffens the suspention. And I don't stalling it wil hurt it.
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I don't think it really harms anything other than the starter motor. Constantly stalling means constantly starting, and that will cause shorter starter life.

By now the sport button does nothing, it's to adjust the shocks, but they're so old that it's useless in 99% of the cars that are so equiped.
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the sport v the normal just adjust your suspension to hard or softer....i wouldnt stall the car anymore you can screw the clutch if you do it very often
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my rx idles at 2000 rpm (vacuum leak)

its pretty much impossible to stall, just drop the clutch and your moving
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Old 09-19-06, 11:50 PM
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hehe laughing out loud! yes I'm new to the rx7 club! Thanks for welcoming me!


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Yeah I'm sure you had simple questions like me, that's probably how you got up to 2,859 post. Good job!
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everyone sucks at the beginning........you'll only get better. how are your takeoffs on hills???
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Originally Posted by Secondmessiah
my rx idles at 2000 rpm (vacuum leak)

its pretty much impossible to stall, just drop the clutch and your moving
lol, convinient I guess, you pretty much have an automatic car, but still, suxors.
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rotaries are naturally hard to drive bc of the no torqueness.
the best tip I have, is instead of releasing/depressing the clutch/gas at the same time, give it gas first, let the engine rev up a bit, then release the clutch. it only takes half a second and you get goin a lot faster if you throw some inertia into the flywheel
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THERES A SPORTS BUTTON?! how come ive never heard of this? only on s5?

o yeh, about driving stick. depending on how worn out ur clutch is, try finding the catching point. stall once to see how far u can depress the clutch. once u found out, give it lil gas, release to the catching point and the car will start moving. once it starts moving, give it more gas and depress the clutch.

and for the hills, most ppl get scared because the car starts moving back. if u juss go like ur on a leveled road, its pretty much te same thing.

it aint THAT hard. ull get use to it in about a week or double ur money back

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I believe the GXL had the SPORT and Normal suspension settings...........I had it in my old S4 GXL.
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i didn't mind rolling back......it was the Stalling AND rolling back that scared the shitz out of me.............I honestly drove out of the way to get on the freeway JUST to avoid possibly getting stopped at the light with the incline. those were the days.
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Originally Posted by jono20
rotaries are naturally hard to drive bc of the no torqueness

not really...
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The Sport/Normal button probably doesn't even work anymore.
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