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From: Covington WA, USA
Originally Posted by 3vilmonkey!,Oct 5 2007, 12:31 AM
hard to explain I guess
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From: St. Louis
Originally Posted by 3vilmonkey!,Oct 4 2007, 01:00 AM
This might be a stupid question, but my car rides pretty rough do to my suspension setup, and sometimes if i hit a bump at lower speeds it will transfer the movement to the throttle pedal and foot and make the car do the chugging throttle movement back and forth.
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From: Toronto, Canada
Originally Posted by 3vilmonkey!,Oct 5 2007, 03:31 AM
Its not bouncing around, its just really really stiff so if I'm taking a turn slow and dont really have much pressure from my foot on the throttle when the car hits a bump it will hit my foot and make it jerk slightly... hard to explain I guess.
If I take a turn and have more pressure on the throttle it isn't a problem.
Im just wondering if one of these dampeners would help the situation
If I take a turn and have more pressure on the throttle it isn't a problem.
Im just wondering if one of these dampeners would help the situation
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From: OC
Originally Posted by 3vilmonkey!,Oct 3 2007, 11:00 PM
I was actually thinking about these today... This might be a stupid question, but my car rides pretty rough do to my suspension setup, and sometimes if i hit a bump at lower speeds it will transfer the movement to the throttle pedal and foot and make the car do the chugging throttle movement back and forth. Nothing severe as the look of someone who is learning how to drive a manual transmission, but just a bit annoying. Would the torque dampener help to alleviate this?