RWD newbie question
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Originally Posted by shotgunjimmy,May 9 2008, 04:04 PM
thanks for the resposes guys! i do feel better knowing that its nothing "wrong" with the car. first time i felt it, i thought, oh sh$t, my diff's goin out. insert sigh of relief here_____!
i do know that lifting throttle in a turn is a no no in a rwd, but as i said, i have very little experience with rwd, been driving front drive honda's for most of my life.
i guess this is something that ill just have to get used to, and learn to drive around it for a while untill i can drive the car with more confidence.
thanks for all the help guys!
james
i do know that lifting throttle in a turn is a no no in a rwd, but as i said, i have very little experience with rwd, been driving front drive honda's for most of my life.
i guess this is something that ill just have to get used to, and learn to drive around it for a while untill i can drive the car with more confidence.
thanks for all the help guys!
james
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just take some time to get used to your car first. it seems to take eveyrone a bit longer to really 'learn' this car more than your everyday civic.
after you've relaly become accustomed to what you are capable of in your car THEN hit up a school, and push your limits safely with an instructor!
after you've relaly become accustomed to what you are capable of in your car THEN hit up a school, and push your limits safely with an instructor!
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thats the plan, at least takin it easy for a while. i havent even been vtec'in as much as i would like to. kinda hard to get room to vtec in moderately heavy traffic
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Originally Posted by TelosHedge,May 9 2008, 04:49 PM
just take some time to get used to your car first. it seems to take eveyrone a bit longer to really 'learn' this car more than your everyday civic.
after you've relaly become accustomed to what you are capable of in your car THEN hit up a school, and push your limits safely with an instructor!
after you've relaly become accustomed to what you are capable of in your car THEN hit up a school, and push your limits safely with an instructor!
It took me weeks to get my upshifts smooth 
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