The King

By chance, does your car have an aftermarket air intake? I've heard they can cause the car to do this sometimes because of heat soak quicker than a stock airbox. My car was doing some of this when the map sensor was causing problems.

CryptoPapi2k

It's completely stock, I was having some trouble adjusting to the clutch but now i'm getting much better and feeling more comfortable driving it.

rpg51

I should clarify, my reference to taking off with no throttle is intended as a method of training yourself to have a better feel for the engagement point and general clutch control, not as a normal driving technique.

_valtsu_

This might help: https://www.s2ki.com/forums/s2000-un...-pedal-370792/

xxyion

No i understand. However i generally only use this technique in super heavy traffic where i dont want to burn the clutch with excessive throttle when only going 2 mph.

beefystud

its sounds the like the previous owner changed the clutch without resurfacing the flywheel.....

rpg51

With all due respect, I think you might be getting out ahead of your skis with this. I don't think there is enough information here to reach that conclusion.

Say Chi Sin Lo

beefystud

have you ever driven a car where the clutch was changed but the fly wheel had not been resurfaced ? no ? didnt think so ........

Say Chi Sin Lo

Have you ever driven the actual car in this discussion? No? Didn't think so........

Since you like being a keyboard mechanic so much without actually checking out the car, here's another one for you. My car makes a rattle intermittently here, where is it coming from? I'll give you a hint, it's coming from the car.