How do I accelerate faster?
I am not now, nor have I ever been, a parrot head. Nothing against him, but it's just not for me. Give me some Creedence any day.
(yes, I've answered this question a few times
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I understand where you are coming from. It's just the nature of driving an MT car...that 1st to 2nd shift really slows you down if you are not trying to shift fast or drive aggressively. You have to give it more gas than in an AT car, and with the low torque of the s2000 you will have to rev to 3-4k just to stay with an AT car that's accelerating normally.
I understand where you are coming from. It's just the nature of driving an MT car...that 1st to 2nd shift really slows you down if you are not trying to shift fast or drive aggressively. You have to give it more gas than in an AT car, and with the low torque of the s2000 you will have to rev to 3-4k just to stay with an AT car that's accelerating normally.
Originally Posted by Talent' timestamp='1414202607' post='23382140
So what really bugs me lately is how slow I accelerate compared to other cars with automatic transmission. I'm not sure why I'm so slow compared to them.
To go faster, buy a real sportscar.
for some reason, Civics, Frs/Brz, and Miata drivers think their cars are faster than s2ks
Had a guy tell me once that the $32K optioned-up NC Miata he bought showroom-fresh was a better car/deal than the $18K I paid for my '06 with 42K miles. He didn't understand that he was the sucker who the 20 year old track rat would be thanking 10 years from now for taking the MSRP hit.
Maybe you're just talking about launching better, after that it's just pressing hard and shifting well.
If it's launching, get another car, the fun in these cars is at speed.
IMHO, launching these cars hard is abuse.
or as some here suspect, maybe it's a matter of getting a driver's license
If it's launching, get another car, the fun in these cars is at speed.
IMHO, launching these cars hard is abuse.
or as some here suspect, maybe it's a matter of getting a driver's license






