Move your right foot over to the right until it touches the wall. Use it to stabilize your foot as you drive. There may be other factors involved such as excess heat, but I think it can be resolved with updating your driving style.

 

It was a BMC carbon air intake.

how did you over-come this??

Thanks Tim

 

Afraid there is nothing wrong with my driving technique, my feet are on the correct pedals at all times.

What do you mean by excess heat...??

Tim

 

Your car may have a tendency to "buck" or lunge as a result of high ambient temperatures.

I'm not saying you don't know how to drive, but this car can cause even a good driver to do this. You need to stabilize your right foot while it's on the throttle pedal. Just try it before you reply that it's not your fault.

 

check the oil?

 

Look up "heat soak"..., sounds like that is what you are explaining.

 

heat soak, or the famous map sensor problem

 

Oil is topped up on regular basis

Tim

 

Would this be detected on a plug in machine which garages have to find out a problem within the car??

Thanks Tim

 

Hey Tim,

Do you notice it more with the A/C on? My S (and most Hondas I've driven) tend to idle a little too low for my tastes when taking off, and can cause a little shudder if you don't give it some gas. I usually like the rev's up around 2k or so when taking off, idle is around 600-700 on mine. A/C makes it worse. I've just gotten in a habit of blipping the throttle before taking off. Good luck.